Incubus — Die Bezeichnung Incubus oder auch Inkubus steht für einen Dämon, siehe Incubus (Dämon). Nach ihm benannt wurden eine US amerikanische Crossover Band, siehe Incubus (Band) ein Song von Marillion aus dem Album Fugazi (1984) eine US amerikanische… … Deutsch Wikipedia
succubus — See incubus. See incubus, succubus … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
incubus — See incubus, succubus … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
Incubus (Dämon) — Incubus, Aquarell (1870) Succubus, Holzschnitzerei (16. Jahrhundert) in einem Gasthof in Cambridge Der Inc … Deutsch Wikipedia
Succubus (disambiguation) — Succubus may refer to:* Succubus, a female demon * Succubus (film), a 2006 Finnish horror film * Succubus (Dungeons Dragons), a monster in Dungeons Dragons * Succubus (comics), a Marvel Comics character * The Succubus , a South Park episode * The … Wikipedia
succubus — [suk′yo͞o′bə] n. pl. succubae [suk′yo͞o′bē΄suk′yo͞o bəs] n. succubi [suk′yo͞obī΄] [ME < ML (altered by assoc. with INCUBUS) < LL succuba, strumpet < L succubare, to lie under < sub ,SUB + cubare, to lie: see CUBE1] a female evil… … English World dictionary
Succubus — Suc cu*bus, n.; pl. {Succubi}. [See {Succuba}.] 1. A demon or fiend; especially, a lascivious spirit supposed to have sexual intercourse with the men by night; a succuba. Cf. {Incubus}. [1913 Webster] 2. (Med.) The nightmare. See {Nightmare}, 2.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
succubus — late 14c., alteration (after incubus) of L.L. succuba strumpet, applied to a fiend in female form having intercourse with men in their sleep, from succubare to lie under, from sub under (see SUB (Cf. sub )) + cubare to lie down (see CUBICLE (Cf.… … Etymology dictionary
incubus — [n] evil spirit demon, devil, fiend, goblin, hobgoblin, nightmare, succuba, succubus; concepts 370,412 … New thesaurus
incubus — [in′kyə bəs, iŋ′kyə bəs] n. pl. incubuses or incubi [in′kyo͞obī΄, iŋ′kyo͞obī΄; in′kyəbī΄, iŋ′kyəbī΄] [ME < LL, nightmare (in ML, demon supposed to cause nightmares) < L incubare: see INCUBATE] 1. an evil spirit or demon thought in medieval… … English World dictionary