mage

[meyj]

noun

Archaic.

1. a magician.

mage

/ meɪdʒ /

noun

1. an archaic word for magician

Word History and Origins

Origin of mage¹

1350–1400; Middle English < Middle French < Latin magus. See Magus

Word History and Origins

Origin of mage¹

C14: from _magus

Example Sentences

The fantasy series follows an elven mage, her young human apprentice and others they pick up along their years-long journey to visit the spirits of old friends.

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He is also trying to find a place in history for his mom, Puca, who has produced Kentucky Derby winner Mage and last year’s Belmont winner in Dornoch.

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Rumor has it, a mad mage waits at the bottom and whoever defeats him will inherit a long-lost kingdom.

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For Marcille, the party’s elven mage, the thought is downright barbaric.

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Shakem Up'Arry - owned by former football manager Harry Redknapp - Roi Mage, Favori De Champdou and Fantastic Lady are the four reserves.

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