súcubo
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Contents
1
Portuguese
1.1
Alternative forms
1.2
Etymology
1.3
Noun
2
Spanish
2.1
Etymology
2.2
Noun
Portuguese
Alternative forms
súcuba
Etymology
Borrowed from
Latin
succubus
.
Noun
súcubo
m
(
plural
súcubos
)
succubus
(
female demon who has sex with men in their sleep
)
Spanish
Etymology
Borrowed from
Latin
succubus
.
Noun
súcubo
m
(
plural
súcubos
)
succubus
Categories
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Portuguese terms borrowed from Latin
Portuguese terms derived from Latin
Portuguese lemmas
Portuguese nouns
Portuguese countable nouns
Portuguese masculine nouns
Spanish terms borrowed from Latin
Spanish terms derived from Latin
Spanish lemmas
Spanish nouns
Spanish countable nouns
Spanish masculine nouns
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