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dubbuk

Definition:

dubbuk (noun) - a fictional creature in folklore that is said to bring good luck and protection to those who possess it.

dubbuk (verb) - to be in possession of a dubbuk, symbolizing good fortune and protection.

dubbuk (adjective) - describing something related to or resembling a dubbuk, as believed in folk tales.

Senses:

Noun:

1. A mythical creature resembling a small, winged animal, believed to bring good luck to its owner.

2. An object or figurine representing a dubbuk, traditionally kept for protection against evil forces.

Verb:

1. To possess or carry a dubbuk, in the belief that it will bring good fortune and safeguard the holder.

2. To use or wear a symbol or charm associated with a dubbuk to invoke positive energy.

Adjective:

1. Pertaining to the characteristics or appearance attributed to a dubbuk.

2. Resembling or imitating a dubbuk in some way.

Examples:

Noun:

1. I keep a dubbuk figurine on my desk for good luck.

2. According to the legend, the dubbuk grants protection to those who possess it.

Verb:

1. She dubbuked by wearing a pendant shaped like the mythical creature.

2. The elderly woman believed dubbuking would bring prosperity to her family.

Adjective:

1. The artwork in the book depicted various dubbuk folk tales.

2. The house had a mystical ambiance, with dubbuk-like symbols adorning the walls.

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