How to Say “Warlock” in Spanish

brujo
/ˈbɾuxo/masculine
The English phrase warlock is translated into Spanish as brujo or hechicero.
Meaning: male magic-user (noun)

Ways to say it

“warlock” in Spanish
Spanish IPA Note
brujo /ˈbɾuxo/ masculine
hechicero /et͡ʃiˈθeɾo/
/et͡ʃiˈseɾo/
masculine

Both terms refer to a male practitioner of magic.

Which one should you use?

The term hechicero often implies a practitioner of magic or enchantment. In contrast, brujo can sometimes carry a more sinister or folkloric connotation of a practitioner of black magic or witchcraft.

How does it change in a sentence?

The masculine forms can be made plural by adding -s: brujos or hechiceros. If you are referring to a female warlock or witch, use the feminine form bruja.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈbɾuxo/

Did you know?

  • The word hechizo shares a deep ancestral root with the English word 'fact', both tracing back to the concept of something that has been 'done' or 'made'.
  • The word bruja is often used as a common, non-magical slang term for a woman who is perceived as mean or manipulative.
  • While brujo can be used for any magic user, calling someone a brujo in certain Caribbean contexts can be a playful way to describe someone who is unexpectedly charming or persuasive.

Examples in context

  • El Mago Oscuro conjuró un hechizo poderoso.
    The warlock cast a powerful spell.
  • El Brujo es considerado un maestro en las artes oscuras.
    The warlock is considered a master in dark arts.
  • María cree en los poderes del Hechicero.
    Maria believes in the powers of the sorcerer.
  • El brujo vive en el bosque.
    The warlock lives in the forest.
  • Ese brujo tiene mucho poder.
    That warlock has a lot of power.
  • El brujo usa una varita.
    The warlock uses a wand.

Example conversation

Javier and Elena are discussing a fantasy movie.

  1. Javier

    Mira, el brujo está usando su magia.
    Look, the warlock is using his magic.
  2. Elena

    Es impresionante cómo controla el fuego.
    It is impressive how he controls the fire.
  3. Javier

    Ese brujo es el villano de la historia.
    That warlock is the villain of the story.
  4. Elena

    Espero que el héroe lo derrote pronto.
    I hope the hero defeats him soon.

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