succubi

noun

SaySUK-yuh-by/ˈsʌk.jəˌbaɪ/

1 meaning of succubi

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noun
Plural of succubus.
In the fantasy game, two succubi try to steal the hero's strength while he sleeps.
Medieval preachers warned that incubi and succubi preyed on sleepers who neglected their prayers.

succubi is a form of succubus

succubus, noun: A female demon of medieval folklore who comes to men, especially monks, in dreams to seduce and have sex with them, draining their energy to sustain itself, often until exhaustion or death. Full entry

Forms: succubussuccubi pluralsuccubuses plural
Spelling: succubus → succubi: irregular plural (no -s)

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