witchcraft in Latin
witchcraft in Latin is artes magae, artes magicae, artes magicarum — witchcraft means the practice of using magic or supernatural power, especially as attributed to witches.
witchcraft in Latin
What does "witchcraft" mean?
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noun The practice of using magic or supernatural power, especially as attributed to witches.
"The villagers accused her of witchcraft after the crops failed."
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noun Any skill or effect so impressive it seems almost magical.
"How he fixed that engine with a paperclip is pure witchcraft."
witchcraft in a sentence
- The villagers accused her of witchcraft after the crops failed.
- The novel is set during the Salem witchcraft trials.
- How he fixed that engine with a paperclip is pure witchcraft.
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "witchcraft" in Latin?
"witchcraft" in Latin is artes magae, artes magicae, artes magicarum. witchcraft means: The practice of using magic or supernatural power, especially as attributed to witches.
How do you use "witchcraft" in a sentence?
Example: "The villagers accused her of witchcraft after the crops failed." In Latin, "witchcraft" is artes magae, artes magicae, artes magicarum.
Are there other ways to say "witchcraft" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 6 translations listed for "witchcraft": artes magae, artes magicae, artes magicarum, fascinum, maleficium, veneficium.