In Latin America the word curandero/curandera is used to refer to a shaman or spiritual healer. Brujo/Bruja is specific to "witches" as seen by the local people, so usually either as seen by the Christian Church, or by the ancient Mesoamerican civilizations, whereas curandero/a refers more to healers and has fewer negative connotations. Hechicero/a is used for witch doctors and the more sorcerous forms of witches. The word mago is used in the context of "wizard."
Bruja (pronounced "brew-ha") is a Spanish word that means witch. Bruha is not an English or Spanish word.
bruja
The witch.
The Witch
that these witch or crazy
Witches is "brujas" in Spanish. Pronounced BRU-hahs. Singular is "bruja". The witch is "la bruja".
Bruja (pronounced "brew-ha") is a Spanish word that means witch. Bruha is not an English or Spanish word.
bruja
Witch, as a woman who does magic, is "bruja".
The witch.
Brujo is the spanish term for a male witch (the female witch is called bruja)
Day of the Witch, which is halloween.
The Witch
The cast of La Bruja - 2010 includes: La Bruja as Witch Pablito Greco as Young man
As near as I can translate, it would be the Spanish term Bruja, which is a witch that can transform into various animals and attack children.
Brazo (arm) Broche (pin) Brisa (breeze) Brecha (gap) Bruja (witch) Abrazo (hug) Abrigo (coat) Abrupto ( sudden)
that these witch or crazy