duende
/ˈdweɪndeɪ/ or /dweɪnd/ or /ˈdweɪnd/ or /ˈdweɪn deɪ/ or /ˈdweɪn deɪ/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dwɛ̃nd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/ or /dweɪnd/Definitions
1. noun
A mysterious or supernatural force thought to inspire artistic creativity, especially in Spain and Latin America.
“The flamenco performance was infused with a sense of duende, captivating the audience with its raw energy.”
2. noun
A spirit or supernatural being in Spanish folklore, often associated with the underworld.
“The duende was said to haunt the abandoned mansion, its presence felt by all who ventured inside.”