Translations for „incantation“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

incantation <an incantation; incantations> N

incantation

تَعْزِيم

incantation HISTORY

تَعْوِيذَة

incantation REL

تَعْوِيذ

incantation REL

رَعَبَ

incantation REL

رُقـْيـة

incantation HISTORY

اِسْتِحْضارُ الأَرْواح

incantation HISTORY

أُخْذَة

incantation HISTORY

تَمِيمَة

incantation

incantation

طَرْدُ الأرْواحِ الشّرّيرَةِ بِالرّقَى

incantation

حِرْز

incantation

حِجَاب

incantation

عَزِيمَة

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English

Usually the first line of the incantation is spoken by a secondary person, but it is unclear whether this is always the case.

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These religious orders have zikirs (a litany of religious incantation) on ritual nights which attract us with their music and choreography.

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The spells commonly require incantations (verbal), gestures (physical), a skill roll, and in many cases some type of focus.

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Following this, incantations are repeated until a spirit jumps to the earth realm in order to reveal answers and move the beads accordingly.

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The priest will be incantation with some different language.

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One scene shows her leading the three to a firelight incantation.

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For example, in magic rites, the purpose of which was to induce a dislocated or broken bone to come together, the incantation was sung ("cantare").

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The texts say that, to protect cattle from disease, the druids would make two fires with great incantations and drive the cattle between them.

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Rushing forward, he grabs it and recites the incantation used by the alchemist.

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Depending on one's purpose, various types of incantations with particular emphases can be distinguished.

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