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Possibly from a conflation of ''[[cjantu]]'' 'song' and ''[[mage]]'' 'witch, sorcerer', influenced by french ''[[charme]]''. | Possibly from a conflation of '''''[[cjantu]]''''' 'song' and '''''[[mage]]''''' 'witch, sorcerer', influenced by french '''''[[wikt: charme#French|charme]]'''''. | ||
From [[wiki:Latin|Latin]] '''''[[wikt: cantio, cantamen| | From [[wiki:Latin|Latin]] '''''[[wikt: cantio|cantio]]''''', '''''[[wikt: cantamen|cantamen]]''''' | ||
====Cognates & Comparisons==== | ====Cognates & Comparisons==== | ||
Latest revision as of 01:13, 9 October 2022
Braereth
Pronunciation & Variants
| Official | Classical | Tenibvreth | Eomentesa | Merineth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| /ʧaˈmaʤe/ | [cçaˈmaɟʝe] | [ʨaˈmaʥ] ⟪cjamag’⟫ |
[ʃaˈmaʤ] ⟨xamadj⟩ |
[saˈmats] ⧼samats⧽ |
Etymology
Possibly from a conflation of cjantu 'song' and mage 'witch, sorcerer', influenced by french charme. From Latin cantio, cantamen
Cognates & Comparisons
Noun
cjamage f (plural cjamages)
- spell, charm, incantation