bugan
/ˈbʊɡən/
bugan noun: hobgoblin, evil spirit.
Noun
bugan (plural bugans)
Forms of bugan
| plural | bugans |
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Origin of bugan
From Welsh bwgan (“hobgoblin”), from Middle Welsh, possibly from Middle English bugge.
Questions about bugan
- What does bugan mean?
- Bugan means hobgoblin, evil spirit.
- What part of speech is bugan?
- Bugan is a noun.
- How do you pronounce bugan?
- Bugan is pronounced /ˈbʊɡən/.
- What is the plural of bugan?
- The plural of bugan is bugans.
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