Magian
- adjective
- The ancient text described a Magian ceremony held at dawn.
Examples
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In ancient texts, the Magian priests performed rituals to honor the gods.
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He wore robes with symbols of Magian origin during the festival.
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Legends often mention Magian wisdom and mysterious rituals.
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The Magian traditions have influenced many modern religions.
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The ancient text described a Magian ceremony held at dawn.
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He wore robes with symbols of Magian origin during the festival.
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In ancient texts, the Magian priests performed rituals to honor the gods.
Synonyms
A person who follows the ancient Persian religion of Zoroaster
Surface Forms
Etymology
Magian comes from the old Persian word magus and the group name magi, which meant 'wise men' or 'priests'. So Magian describes something that belongs to those priests or to their religious practices.