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Definition of mage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
fantasy magicRare person who uses magic powersRare
- The mage cast a powerful spell.
2.
religionTECH. priest in ancient Persian religionTECH.
- The mage led the sacred ceremony.
Origin of mage
Old French, mage (magician)
Examples of mage in a sentence
Legends spoke of a wise old mage in the mountains. A mage offered prayers at the ancient temple. The mage wore traditional robes during rituals.
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- French:mage, prêtre zoroastrien, ...
- German:Magier, Magus, ...
- Italian:mago, sacerdote persiano antico, ...
- Spanish:mago, sacerdote, ...
- Portuguese:mago, sacerdote persa, ...
- Chinese:法师, 祭司, ...
- Japanese:魔法使い, マギ, ...
- Arabic:سَاحِر, مغ, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹסֵם, מָגִי, ...
- Russian:маг, жрец, ...
- Ukrainian:маг, жрець, ...
- Hindi:जादूगर, मेज, ...
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