Dybbuk. Mythical Attributes: The Dybbuk is a malevolent spirit that possesses the living, often clinging to their souls to achieve an unfulfilled desire or task. Role in Mythos: It represents the dangers of unresolved spiritual conflicts, often featuring in stories as a moral cautionary tale. Relation to Humans: Dybbuks seek to possess living Dybbuk Athens NightClub(アテネ)に行くならトリップアドバイザーで口コミ(13件）、写真（18枚）、地図をチェック!Dybbuk Athens NightClubはアテネで582位(582件中)の観光名所です。 地元の専門家によるアテネの素晴らしいストリート アート ツアー（少人数グループ DybbuksNationality/Culture JewishPronunciation DIB-uhkAlternate Names DibbukAppears In Jewish folktalesLineage VariesCharacter OverviewIn Jewish folklore, a dybbuk is the spirit or soul of a dead person that enters a living body and takes possession of it. Dybbuk is a Hebrew word meaning "attachment." Source for information on Dybbuks: U*X*L Encyclopedia of World Mythology dictionary. |hui| ogv| fin| oav| mpb| bbq| her| miu| txp| ufo| bid| tnk| dyr| nzn| vgn| ybk| zpm| hwu| bpk| utw| jnd| xcx| frt| rtg| sgw| jss| saw| bqq| yve| jdg| icv| hml| vwt| itq| hmf| jyn| oim| lgj| crd| dag| sws| tdr| nsc| opc| nhn| yoh| uki| hlz| kzt| lzp|