Mengues / Mengue

Lesserwell-documentedOnomastic usage (personal names in Central/West Africa)Toponymy (Cameroonian village)Spanish-language theatre (zarzuela)Contemporary musical/poetic usageCameroonCentral/West AfricaSpanish-language theatrical tradition (Spain, Hispanic world)Contemporary Uruguayan/Brazil-influenced musical contexts

The term 'Mengues' (also attested as 'Mengue') is documented in the provided sources only as an onomastic item — a surname, a village toponym in Cameroon, and as a name/title used in Spanish-language and contemporary artistic works. The sources contain no evidence that 'Mengues' denotes a supernatural or folkloric entity.

Origin

Not applicable — the provided sources do not offer any mythological or folkloric origin story for an entity named 'Mengues'. All attestations in the materials are personal names, a place-name, or titles in artistic works.

Appearance

Not applicable — no source material describes a physical appearance for a supernatural being called 'Mengues'. The occurrences are names and toponyms without attendant descriptive folklore.

Abilities

Not applicable — the sources contain no accounts of abilities, powers, behaviors, or interactions with humans associated with 'Mengues'.

Weaknesses & Wards

Weaknesses

  • other
    Not applicable — no weaknesses documented

Wards

  • other
    Not applicable — no warding practices documented

Community Record

Sources
  1. [1]
    Mengue - Wikipedia. Wikipedia contributors. "Mengue." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.wiki
  2. [2]
    Mengues (Wikidata entry). Wikidata. "Mengues" item (village in Cameroon).other
  3. [3]
    El tío Mengues, o, El toro bípedo : zarzuela en un acto, en verso y prosa. Archive.org. Title page: "El tío Mengues, o, El toro bípedo : zarzuela en un acto, en verso y prosa."literary
  4. [4]
    El micro de TAN CAM PAN TE en El Imperio de los Sentidos / Dúo Pereira San Martín (program note). Archive.org. Program note contains "Mengue rehecho de lecho / EP 'Mengues' 2020."literary
well-documented