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witchcraft

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/ˈwɪtʃkræft/ · witch-craft

The practice of magical skills and abilities; often associated with witches and sorcery.

Meanings

nounformal

The practice of magical skills and abilities; often associated with witches and sorcery.

جادوئی مہارتوں اور صلاحیتوں کا عمل؛ اکثر چڑیلوں اور جادوگری سے متعلق ہے۔

جادوگری

jadu-gari

Formal: جادوگر

Synonyms

sorcerymagicnecromancyجادوچڑیلگریماورائی

Antonyms

rationalityreasonscienceعقلیوجہسائنس

Common Collocations

  • witchcraft trial
  • witchcraft practices
  • witchcraft spells

Example Sentences

The old book contained numerous spells related to witchcraft.

پرانی کتاب میں جادوگری سے متعلق کئی تعویذ موجود تھے۔

Purani kitaab mein jadu-gari se mutaliq kai taweez maujood the.

In some cultures, witchcraft is still feared and misunderstood.

کچھ ثقافتوں میں، جادوگری کو ابھی بھی ڈراونا اور غلط سمجھا جاتا ہے۔

Kuch saqafatoun mein, jadu-gari ko abhi bhi daraona aur ghalat samjha jata hai.

The trial for witchcraft was shrouded in controversy and fear.

جادوگری کے مقدمے میں متنازعہ اور خوف کا سایہ تھا۔

Jadu-gari ke muqadma mein mutanazah aur khauf ka saaya tha.

Easily Confused With

witching:Witching refers to the act of casting spells or enchantments, while witchcraft encompasses the entire practice of magic and sorcery.

Word Family

witch
nounچڑیل
witcher
nounجادوگر
witching
adjectiveجادوئی

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Remember 'witch' in 'witchcraft' to connect the term directly with the practice associated with witches.

Imagine a witch casting spells in a dark forest.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

چڑیل کی چال میں سحر ہے، یہ دالان کی چھاؤں کا اثر ہے

Churail ki chaal mein sehr hai, yeh daalaan ki chhaon ka asar hai

In the witch's stride, there is magic, it is the effect of the shade of the yard.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

ہاتھ میں جادو ہو تو دشمن بھی دوست بن جاتے ہیں

Haath mein jadu ho to dushman bhi dost ban jaate hain

If there is magic in hand, even enemies become friends.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old English "wicca" — sorcery or witchcraft

First known use: 14th century

The term 'witchcraft' has roots in Old English 'wicca' related to sorcery and the practices associated with witches.