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demons:
- diablos; diablos cojuelos; demonios; diablitos
demon:
- diablo; maldad; Satán; demonio; mal; bruja; diablada; diablesa; diabla
Wiktionary:
- demon → demonio
- demon → demonio, diablo, genio

English

Detailed Translations for demons from English to Spanish

demons:

demons [the ~] nomen

the demons (devils; tormentors)
el diablos; el diablos cojuelos; el demonios
- diablos [el ~] nomen
- diablos cojuelos [el ~] nomen
- demonios [el ~] nomen
the demons (devils; tormentors)
el demonios; el diablitos; el diablos cojuelos
- demonios [el ~] nomen
- diablitos [el ~] nomen
- diablos cojuelos [el ~] nomen
the demons (tormentors; devils)
el demonios; el diablos
- demonios [el ~] nomen
- diablos [el ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for demons:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
demonios	demons; devils; tormentors
diablitos	demons; devils; tormentors
diablos	demons; devils; tormentors
diablos cojuelos	demons; devils; tormentors

Related Words for "demons":

demon

demon:

demon [the ~] nomen, amerikan

the demon (devil; wickedness; Beelzebuub; Lord of Evil; Satan; Lucifer; Prince of Darkness; daemon)
el diablo; la maldad; el Satán; el demonio; el mal
- diablo [el ~] nomen
- maldad [la ~] nomen
- Satán [el ~] nomen
- demonio [el ~] nomen
- mal [el ~] nomen
the demon (she devil; daemon)
la bruja; la diablada; la diablesa; la diabla
- bruja [la ~] nomen
- diablada [la ~] nomen
- diablesa [la ~] nomen
- diabla [la ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for demon:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Satán	Beelzebuub; Lord of Evil; Lucifer; Prince of Darkness; Satan; daemon; demon; devil; wickedness	Lucifer; Satan; devil; malignant person
bruja	daemon; demon; she devil	badge; bitch; flag; forceps; nippers; pin; pincers; serpent; snake; sorceress; tart; treacherous girl; viper; witch; wizard
demonio	Beelzebuub; Lord of Evil; Lucifer; Prince of Darkness; Satan; daemon; demon; devil; wickedness	Lucifer; Satan; devil; malignant person
diabla	daemon; demon; she devil
diablada	daemon; demon; she devil
diablesa	daemon; demon; she devil
diablo	Beelzebuub; Lord of Evil; Lucifer; Prince of Darkness; Satan; daemon; demon; devil; wickedness	Lucifer; Satan; bolt; clap of thunder; devil; flash of lightning; malignant person; streak; thunderbolt
mal	Beelzebuub; Lord of Evil; Lucifer; Prince of Darkness; Satan; daemon; demon; devil; wickedness	ailment; complaint; disease; disorder; inconvenience; nuisance; trouble
maldad	Beelzebuub; Lord of Evil; Lucifer; Prince of Darkness; Satan; daemon; demon; devil; wickedness	anger; crookedness; cunning; fury; malignity; nastiness; rage; shrewdness; slyness; venomousness; viciousness; virulence; wrath
-	daemon; daimon; demigod; devil; fiend; monster; ogre
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	daemon; devil; fiend
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
mal		all wrong; angry; bad; badly; contrarily; crooked; devilish; diseased; enraged; evil-minded; false; grown crooked; ill; irate; livid; low; malicious; mean; nasty; nauseous; satanic; seething; sick; sickly; suffering from a disease; vicious; with evil intention

Related Words for "demon":

demons

Synonyms for "demon":

devil; fiend; daemon; daimon; evil spirit
monster; ogre; unpleasant person; disagreeable person
actor; doer; worker

Related Definitions for "demon":

an evil supernatural being¹
someone extremely diligent or skillful¹
- he worked like a demon to finish the job on time¹
- she's a demon at math¹
a cruel wicked and inhuman person¹

Wiktionary Translations for demon:

demon

noun

evil spirit
- demon → demonio

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• demon	→ demonio; diablo	↔ Schaitan — teuflisches, dämonisches Wesen
• demon	→ demonio	↔ démon — antiquité\|fr génie, esprit ou divinité, bon ou mauvais.
• demon	→ genio	↔ génie — mythol\|fr esprit ou démon qui, selon l’opinion des anciens, présider à certains lieux, à des villes, etc. Il se dit aussi des gnomes, des sylphes, des ondins et autres personnages fantastiques, qu’on trouver dans les traditions [[popul

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University