Demogorgon
/demoɡoɾˈɡon/masculine
The Spanish word for demogorgon is Demogorgon.
Demogorgon is a masculine noun used to refer to a pagan god or a demon associated with the underworld.
Meaning: pagan god or demon associated with the underworld (noun)
How do you pronounce it?
The pronunciation is /demoɡoɾˈɡon/.
Did you know?
- In modern Spanish popular culture, the word is almost exclusively associated with the creature from the 'Stranger Things' series rather than ancient mythology.
- Although it originates from Greek roots, the word entered Spanish via English literature rather than through direct Latin or classical Greek scholarship.
- In Spanish literature, entities like Demogorgon are often linked to the concept of el inframundo, a term specifically for the underworld that differs from the religious 'hell'.
Examples in context
- El Demogorgon es un ser de las sombras.The Demogorgon is a being of the shadows.
- En la mitología, el Demogorgon habita el inframundo.In mythology, the Demogorgon inhabits the underworld.
- Ese antiguo Demogorgon aterrorizaba a los pueblos.That ancient Demogorgon terrified the villages.
Example conversation
Two friends are discussing a spooky legend in a library.
- Elena¿Has leído sobre el Demogorgon?Have you read about the Demogorgon?
- DanielSí, es un demonio muy oscuro.Yes, he is a very dark demon.
- ElenaMe da miedo su historia.His story scares me.
- DanielEs normal, es un ser temible.It is normal, he is a fearsome being.
Sources
- Wiktionary, “demogorgon” translations and entries Demogorgon, CC BY-SA 4.0, dump of 2026-09-26.
- Word origins: Wiktionary entries Demogorgon, CC BY-SA 4.0.
