Born of a hag or witch; in archaic usage, relating to illegitimate or shameful birth, or possession of supernatural/demonic qualities.
From 'hag' (witch, demon-like woman) + 'born.' The term appears in medieval and early modern literature to express disgrace or supernatural taint.
Shakespeare used 'hagborn' as an insult implying both illegitimacy and demonic heritage—one word packed the shame of uncertain parentage with supernatural horror.
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