Plural of dibbuk: multiple malevolent spirits in Jewish folklore that can possess living people.
From Hebrew plural form of dibbuq, using the Hebrew masculine plural suffix -im. This represents the authentic Hebrew plural form.
In Jewish mysticism, dibbukim were thought to be trapped souls unable to find rest—the concept influenced medieval psychology and modern discussions of trauma and psychological possession.
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