Vampire (girl) in Spanish 🇪🇸

pronunciation

normal speech: vahm-pee-ROH-sah

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vampiresa info.

Tips to remember the word “vampiresa”:
– Think of “vampiro,” the Spanish word for “vampire,” and remember that “a” is often added to the end of Spanish nouns to indicate a feminine form.
– Envision a female vampire in popular culture, and link the image to the Spanish word.
– Associate the word with similar characters, such as “Morticia” from The Addams Family, recognizing that “vampiresa” also has an intriguing, dark feminine allure.

Explanations:
– “Vampiresa” is the Spanish word for a female vampire.
– It is a compound word formed by “vampiro” (vampire) and the feminine suffix “-esa,” which denotes a woman.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Chupasangre” (literally “bloodsucker”) though less common, can be synonymous with “vampire” in a figurative sense.

Alternate meanings like slang:
– In slang, “vampiresa” may refer to a woman who is considered to be dangerously seductive or who exploits or drains others, similar to the way a vampire would.

Examples of sentences that use it:
– “La leyenda de la vampiresa de la región ha atemorizado a los aldeanos durante siglos.”
– “Ella interpretó el papel de una vampiresa en la nueva película de terror.”
– “En la fiesta de disfraces, Mariana sorprendió a todos con su convincente atuendo de vampiresa.”

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