I speak 3 languages and I've noticed that the word "witch" is different from each others, so how do you call this in your country?
In Italian is: Strega
Witch - In your language
Jose Lewis
Matthew Hernandez
Ragana
Levi Peterson
Vedjma
Levi Sanders
Czarownica
Wiedźma
Colton Perez
Vid'ma
Camden Johnson
Häxa
Kevin Mitchell
Bruja
Luke Anderson
Veduet silu -- Knowers of power.
John Wood
Majo
Parker Watson
Bruxa
Charles Ramirez
Penyihir
Nathan Bennett
gandakelling
Juan Nguyen
holy quads
Christian Price
Noita
Samuel Sanders
veshterka
James Wright
Čarovnica
Vešča
See, OP, the term actually isn't different in all languages.
Jaxson Mitchell
hag
Julian Harris
Sorcière.
Aiden Parker
Striga
Isaac Sanders
Bruja
Sebastian Adams
Čarodejnica kokotko
Julian Powell
in german its eine hexe
Asher Scott
heks
Cameron Rogers
Striga and strigoi aren't same thing?
Hunter Gutierrez
Heks
Trollkjerring
Benjamin Cooper
Hexe
Ayden Jackson
Ved'ma.
Adam Morales
meiga
Gavin Harris
Jutta Urpilainen
Easton Evans
In basque: sorgin
Michael Johnson
There's also the Romanian one that is strange and uncommon: Vrăjitoare
Lucas Turner
Etimologie[modificare | modificare sursă]
termenul poate fi găsit în Europa începând ca. din anul 1000
provine din basme, povești asociat cu atribuții de canibalism, și puteri supranaturale
din biblie provine termenul de vrăjitorie și pepdepsirea celor ce o practică
acest termen a fost mai precis conturat în actele de condamnare a vrăjitorilor din evul mediu, care procese erau considerate ca o măsură de salvare a unui suflet păcătos.
care to translate? Very interested
Christopher Cooper
Liked that :D
Strigoi doens't mean anything in Italian but in Romanian it's like some kind of Specter or Phantom
Christian Diaz
> Bruja
> comes from Old Norse "brugga", that is, "to brew"
SPAIN IS VISIGOTHIC
Connor Bell
>Strega
I don't understand, I have a bottle of this in my kitchen. Why are they related?
Liam Watson
Nino Burjanadze
Daniel Hall
How do you say "Wizard" in your language?
Mago in spanish
Austin Morgan
Velho
Daniel Gonzalez
I got that but I was just asking myself if some language apart Romania use it too these days because all the others are way different than Vrăjitoare
Julian Green
it may be a pre-roman word from dacians.
for example, "perro" (dog in spanish) is unique because it came from iberian, and there are only a bunch of words that did so
Christian Johnson
Papież
Logan Edwards
volshebnik, koldun
Jace Rivera
>volshebnik
Andrew Ward
Trollkarl, magiker or besvärjare.
Nolan Russell
Huh?
Nolan Bailey
"volshebnik" is similar to "bolshevik"
Nathan Gray
Not at all, if they're pronounced correctly.
Ayden Cooper
Dayan or Chudail
This look like hindi words.
Ryan Sullivan
Ragana
Burvis
Jordan Green
Bruxa
Nolan Lewis
"Mago" or "stregone"
Adam Lee
Cadı
Julian Murphy
Boszorkány
Banya (older witch/woman)
Bűbájos (charm using witch)
Vasorrú bába (Iron nosed midwife) also known as Baba Yaga in slavic countries.