nosferatu

It means "disease carrier." Not "Creature of the night." It is not latin, it is Slavonic.

Stooopid person: "Nosferatu" means "creature of the night"!!!! ROFLOLWTFBBQ
Smart person: No, it means "disease carrier." You are dumb.

by Not a stooopid person October 9, 2005

Nosferatu

(in Fire Emblem for Gameboy Adavance)
Dark Magic spell that drains health into the character using it.

A Shaman on the other side just might pose a problem for you if he posesses Nosferatu.

by Light Joker April 16, 2004

nosferatu

Nosferatu is the level of vampiricy that allows the vampire to turn into mist, turn into bats, heal his/her wounds almost instananteously, and fight back the urge to feed.

You will never become the nosferatu unless you can heal your own wounds and fight without bullets!

by D June 6, 2004

nosferatu

Means "Disease Carrier", NOT "night creature" like you retards claim!

Goth Kid: Nosferatu means creature of the night

Regular Kid: No, it's Slavonic root "Nosufur-atu" means disease carrier. Go contemplate suicide, you faggot goth.

by Genius February 10, 2005

nosferatu

The name of a vampire in a very old horror movie by the same name, it is sometimes used to refer to vampires in general, when one does not wish to use the popular term "vampire"

Jake is always afraid to make cliched remarks, why just the other day he said to me: "I was bitten on the neck by a handsome nosferatu."

by Vamp June 11, 2003

nosferatu

"disease carrier" or "plague bearer" is correct in most respects, but I believe it is more correct to think of nosferatu as "bringer of darkness".

The nosferatu has brought upon us a great sickness.

by Carventine September 11, 2008

nosferatu

DJ/producer from the Netherlands that produces Dutch Hardcore/Gabber and is one of Enzyme Records' best.

bro: whats in your CD player
man: Nosferatu
bro: never heard of that band
man: *sigh*
bro: can i listen?
*listens for a few seconds*
bro: what the hell is this?!

by houzer September 18, 2005