brujan.

1829 J. T. de Trueba y Cosío Castilian II. viii. 242 Nobles, and clergy, and ricos-homes, soldiers, courtiers, sabidores, and brujas—all, all, are against their lawful king.

1850 Q. Jrnl. Geol. Soc. 6 410 The famous plain or plateau of Baraona, celebrated in the annals of Spanish fairies (Brujas or Witches), between Medinaceli and Almazan in Old Castille.

1948 B. Griffith Amer. Me ii. iii. 135 Occasionally the children have unforgettable experiences with brujas or curanderas. ‘My father had cancer of the lungs cause he worked in cement. He deserted my mother and went to live with the grandmother of my cousin who was a bruja—a witch doctor.’

1984 P. Mora Chants 30 The small body is still, As the bruja plucks the ruby and emerald feathers: soft pillow for her grandchild's head.

2015 New Mexico Daily Lobo (Nexis) 17 Mar. 1 Talk of brujas, death, spells and tamales blend into a Chicano magical realism that feels real, lived in, and familiar.