Words for magic

Draíocht (which is pronounced DREE-oct) is an Irish word for magic. Draíocht once specifically denoted the secret lore and arts of the druids of pre-Christian Ireland, however now it is used to des…

Words are a way of singing to the world

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Here are more than sixty alternatives to using mage, magician or witch. From Berserker to Necromancer, you might not even realise the history behind them.

Edited to remove a swear word

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Some people don't understand my love for books and language, but to me words are some of the most important things we have. Words are beautiful, because they represent beautiful, powerful things. If you can hear a word and see it's meaning appear right there in front of you, that's something magical. If you can use a word to convey something you can't quite explain, that's a connection. These words do that.