mana in Polish
mana in Polish is mana — mana means in Polynesian belief, a spiritual power or prestige said to reside in people, objects, or places.
mana in Polish
mana
What does "mana" mean?
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noun In Polynesian belief, a spiritual power or prestige said to reside in people, objects, or places.
"The village chief was respected for his great mana and wise advice."
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noun In fantasy fiction and games, a supply of magical energy that a character draws on to cast spells.
"I ran out of mana, so my mage could not cast any more spells."
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mana in a sentence
- The village chief was respected for his great mana and wise advice.
- Visitors treated the ancient carving with care because they believed it held mana.
- I ran out of mana, so my mage could not cast any more spells.
- The wizard's mana was almost drained after the third spell.
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What is "mana" in Polish?
"mana" in Polish is mana. mana means: In Polynesian belief, a spiritual power or prestige said to reside in people, objects, or places.
How do you use "mana" in a sentence?
Example: "The village chief was respected for his great mana and wise advice." In Polish, "mana" is mana.
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