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gramarye

gramarye

9.9
Knowledge of magic and secret powers
  • noun
  • Archaic
translation icon : magia
  • She studied the art of gramarye in hopes of unlocking hidden powers.

Examples

  • The wizard practiced gramarye in his secluded tower.

  • Legends spoke of a wizard whose gramarye could bend the laws of nature.

  • The ancient manuscript was believed to hold secrets of gramarye lost to time.

  • Old books often speak of gramarye and its wonders.

  • The ancient texts held secrets of the gramarye, revealing long-forgotten spells and rituals.

  • In her village, stories of the old woman's gramarye attracted those seeking remedies for their ailments.

  • He studied the gramarye diligently, hoping to unlock the mysteries of the cosmos.

Synonyms

occult
vsgramarye
20 9.8

Beliefs about secret supernatural powers and practices

is an archaic term focused on enchantment and knowledge rather than the broad concept
occultism
vsgramarye
3 9.9

The study and practice of magic and secret powers

is an old word for magic and knowledge not implying organized modern study
goety
vsgramarye
  • Archaic
9.9

Old word for magic that uses spirits

is the archaic form rather than a modern term
occult arts
vsgramarye
9.9

Practices that try to use hidden powers like magic

is an old single-word label rather than a modern list of techniques

How Magical

necromancy
  • Specialized
3 9.9
sorcery
  • Literature
29 9.2
gramarye
  • Archaic
9.9
magic
3.2
enchantment
  • Literature
14 7.7

Surface Forms

gramarye singular
gramaryes plural

Etymology

Gramarye also came to mean 'magic' because people thought learned Latin words and old books held secret power. So in stories a book of gramarye is a book of spells or hidden knowledge.