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lilith

/ˈlɪl.ɪθ/

Tradução: Nome próprio que designa uma demônia do folclore semítico antigo, que, segundo a crença, ataca crianças.

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noun

/ˈlɪl.ɪθ/C2formal
  • ptNome próprio que designa uma demônia do folclore semítico antigo, que, segundo a crença, ataca crianças.

A proper noun referring to a female demon from ancient Semitic folklore who is said to attack children.

incontável · nome próprio

  1. Female demon in folkloreC1formal

    In ancient Semitic mythology, a female demon believed to prey on children and infants.

    ptLilith

    • In some traditions, Lilith is said to steal babies at night.
    • Ancient texts describe Lilith as a dangerous spirit.
    • The legend of Lilith appears in various Middle Eastern cultures.
  2. Mythological figureC1formal

    A figure from Jewish mythology, sometimes considered Adam's first wife who refused to submit to him.

    ptLilith

    • According to some medieval texts, Lilith was Adam's first wife.
    • The story of Lilith is often interpreted as a symbol of female independence.
    • Lilith's character has been reimagined in modern literature and art.
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  • liliths plural form
  • liliths' possessive plural form
  • lilith's possessive singular form
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