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succubus & incubus don't show up in Latin dictionairies I've searched. I'm wondering what the plurals would be Plural for Succubus and Incubus

succubusSuccubus & incubus don't show up in the Latin dictionairiesdictionaries I've searched. I'mI'm wondering what the plurals would be. II did find succuba, 1st decl fem. CouldCould it be that it didn't morph into a 2nd decl look-alike until it came into English? orOr could it be an unusual 4th declension?

succubus & incubus don't show up in Latin dictionairies I've searched. I'm wondering what the plurals would be

succubus & incubus don't show up in Latin dictionairies I've searched. I'm wondering what the plurals would be. I did find succuba, 1st decl fem. Could it be that it didn't morph into a 2nd decl look-alike until it came into English? or could it be an unusual 4th declension?

Plural for Succubus and Incubus

Succubus & incubus don't show up in the Latin dictionaries I've searched. I'm wondering what the plurals would be. I did find succuba, 1st decl fem. Could it be that it didn't morph into a 2nd decl look-alike until it came into English? Or could it be an unusual 4th declension?

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succubus & incubus don't show up in Latin dictionairies I've searched. I'm wondering what the plurals would be

succubus & incubus don't show up in Latin dictionairies I've searched. I'm wondering what the plurals would be. I did find succuba, 1st decl fem. Could it be that it didn't morph into a 2nd decl look-alike until it came into English? or could it be an unusual 4th declension?