Succubus Meaning in English

word

US

ˈsʌk.jə.bəs

SUHK-yuh-buhs

UK

səkjˈuːbəs

suh-KYOO-buhs

परिभाषा

A succubus is a female demon or spirit from mythology and folklore that is said to visit men in their dreams, often to seduce them.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Used mainly in mythology, literature, and fantasy genres. 'Succubus' is always feminine; the male equivalent is 'incubus.' Sometimes used metaphorically to describe a dangerously seductive woman, but this can be offensive.

• Spanish: súcubo (demonio femenino)
• Portuguese (BR): súcubo (demônio feminino)
• Portuguese (PT): súcubo (demónio feminino)
• Chinese (Simplified): 女妖（梦魇女魔）
• Chinese (Traditional): 女妖（夢魘女魔）
• Hindi: सुक्कुबस (महिला दुष्टात्मा)
• Arabic: سُكيوبُس (شيطانة أنثى)
• Bengali: স্যাকিউবাস - নারী দৈত্য (মিথোলজি)
• Russian: суккуб
• Japanese: サキュバス
• Vietnamese: succubus - nữ quỷ (truyền thuyết)
• Korean: 서큐버스
• Turkish: sukkubus - dişi şeytan
• Urdu: سَکیوبَس
• Indonesian: succubus - setan perempuan

उदाहरण वाक्य

Some ancient stories tell of a succubus visiting people at night.

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A succubus is known for tempting men in their dreams.

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The legend says a succubus appears as a beautiful woman.

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In that novel, the main villain is actually a succubus in disguise.

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People used to blame nightmares on a visit from a succubus.

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He joked that his ex-girlfriend was like a succubus because she was so charming and demanding.

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