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Definitions from the WebDybbukNoun: A dybbuk is a malicious and possessing spirit in Jewish folklore. It is believed to be the soul of a deceased person that has not moved on to the afterlife and instead attaches itself to a living person. Example sentence: The young girl in the story was said to be possessed by a dybbuk, causing her to speak in strange tongues. Related products: Dybbuk BooksDybbuk Movies Adjective: When used as an adjective, "dybbuk" describes something related to or resembling the characteristics of a dybbuk, such as possession or the supernatural. Example sentence: The play showcased an eerie atmosphere with its dybbuk-like soundtrack and ghostly lighting effects. Related products: Supernatural MusicGhost Lights | ||||
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