enchantment

English

Alternative forms

inchantment

Etymology

From Old French enchantement

Pronunciation

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Noun

enchantment (countable and uncountable, plural enchantments)

The act of enchanting or the feeling of being enchanted.
Something that enchants; a magical spell.

Translations

act, feeling of enchanting

Bulgarian: очарование (bg) n (očarovanie), омагьосване (bg) n (omagjosvane)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 魅力 (zh) (mèilì)
Finnish: loihtiminen, lumoaminen (fi) (act); lumoutuminen (feeling)
French: enchantement (fr) m, ensorcellement (fr) m
Galician: encantamento (gl) m

Japanese: 魅力 (ja) (みりょく, miryoku)
Portuguese: encantamento m
Romanian: încântare (ro) f, delectare (ro) f, desfătare (ro) f
Russian: очарова́ние (ru) n (očarovánije)
Spanish: encantamiento (es) m
Turkish: büyülenme (tr), büyülem

something that enchants

Armenian: թովք (tʿovkʿ), թովչանք (hy) (tʿovčʿankʿ)
Bulgarian: магия (bg) f (magija)
Catalan: encanteri (ca)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 魔法 (zh) (mófǎ)
Finnish: lumo (fi), lumovoima (something); loitsu (fi) (spell)
Galician: encantamento (gl) m

Irish: draíocht f
Japanese: 魔法 (ja) (まほう, mahō)
Portuguese: encantamento m
Romanian: farmec (ro) n, magie (ro) f, vrajă (ro) f
Russian: ма́гия (ru) f (mágija), волшебство́ (ru) n (volšebstvó), колдовство́ (ru) n (koldovstvó)
Swedish: förtrollning (sv) c
Turkish: büyü (tr), büyülem

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