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incantation in Russian

incantation in Russian is чароде́йство, загово́р, заклина́ние — incantation means a spoken or chanted formula of words believed to have magical power.

incantation in Russian

чароде́йство
noun
Pronounced: charodeystvo
загово́р
noun
Pronounced: zagovor
A formula of words used as above.
заклина́ние
noun
Pronounced: zaklinaniye
A formula of words used as above.

What does "incantation" mean?

  1. noun A spoken or chanted formula of words believed to have magical power.
    "The witch muttered an incantation over the bubbling cauldron."
  2. noun Any set of words repeated as if it has special or ritual force.
    "He recited the safety checklist like a familiar incantation before every flight."
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incantation in a sentence

  • The witch muttered an incantation over the bubbling cauldron.
  • He recited the safety checklist like a familiar incantation before every flight.

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What is "incantation" in Russian?

"incantation" in Russian is чароде́йство, загово́р, заклина́ние. incantation means: A spoken or chanted formula of words believed to have magical power.

How do you pronounce чароде́йство?

"incantation" in Russian is чароде́йство, pronounced "charodeystvo".

How do you use "incantation" in a sentence?

Example: "The witch muttered an incantation over the bubbling cauldron." In Russian, "incantation" is чароде́йство, загово́р, заклина́ние.

Are there other ways to say "incantation" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "incantation": чароде́йство, загово́р, заклина́ние.

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