Translation
magic
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Word origin
From Latin magia, from Greek mageia, the art of the magoi, Persian priests famed for their rituals. The word for their craft spread across Europe and gives English magic and magician.
- Origin
- Latin, from Greek and Persian
- Root
- mageia
- English cognates
- magic, magician, mage
Examples
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The children believe in magic.
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By magic the ghost disappeared.
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That old castle has a certain magic.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 15, lesson 2: magio, rendevuo, milda and 7 more words.