Translations for „witch“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

witch <-es> [wɪtʃ] N

1. witch (woman with magic powers):

witch

čarovnica f

2. witch pej inf (ugly or unpleasant woman):

witch

[stara] čarovnica f

witch VB

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witch trans

začarati, uročiti

ˈwitch doc·tor N

witch doctor

vrač(ka) m (f)

witch doctor

šaman(ka) m (f)

ˈwitch-hunt N

witch-hunt

lov m na čarovnice

Usage examples with witch

to wear a witch['s] costume

biti oblečen v kostum čarovnice

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

From 1660 to 1730, the town was the site of several witch trials.

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The witch could also use bits of the eggshell to poke people and sicken them.

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He was, however, never called before a witch-hunting committee and did not spend any time in jail.

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However, the kingdom is angry and doesn't want to wait 15 years so the witches move it forward in time.

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At least 400 people were put on trial for witchcraft and various forms of diabolism during the witch hunt.

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She is an undying witch, and is seen as a shriveled, eyeless, hairless husk.

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Without him it would not be the witch.

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In the first decades of the 20th century, familiars are identified as niggets, which are creepy-crawly things that witches kept all over them.

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The witch arrived in time and was also burned in the fire.

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They rip the witch in half and almost immediately they are pulled from their world, to reality and begin watching it.

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