As the real Spanish academy describes it, the word curse is described as an imprecation that is directed against someone or something, expressing and revealing its anger and aversion towards that, and I wish that some kind of harm would come to it. This word is of Latin origin and comes from the word "maledictio"; with lexical components such as "male" which means badly or badly, and "decire" which means to say, plus the popular suffix "cion" alluding to action and effect. It is a claim that is exposed aloud, containing in it an acute desire that the worst happen to the cursed person.
Also a curse can be a punishment or an evil produced by a supernatural force or entity. And when a person or individual exclaims said word it is to refer that he is angry and expresses denial, abomination, blasphemy etc.
The curse in the biblical sphere is very controversial and is closely related to the word blessing, biblical Hebrew uses three different ways to curse: 'ctláh,' tirar and quil-lél and each of them shows different social realities and different shades of thought. According to the bible a curse never comes without a cause. In the religious world, a curse can be interpreted as a spiritual burden, a presence or spirit that pursues and stalks a person from one place to another, a burden or annoyance that they carry with them most of the time, and all this burden has consequences for being human who possesses it, and those around him, as destructive and highly negative effects. For religious peopleA curse is the presence of demons that were assigned to that person.
