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.
"Witch" translates to "sorcière" in French, "bruja" in Spanish, "hexe" in German, and "마녀" (manyeo) in Korean. Each language may have slightly different connotations or cultural associations with the term.
Brazo (arm) Broche (pin) Brisa (breeze) Brecha (gap) Bruja (witch) Abrazo (hug) Abrigo (coat) Abrupto ( sudden)