Meaning & Definition of word "Amulet"

Amulet

/ˈæm.jʊ.lɪt/

1. An ornament or small piece of jewelry thought to give protection against evil, danger, or disease.
- Example: She wore a beautiful amulet around her neck to protect her during her travels.
2. An object believed to have magical powers, especially to protect the wearer.
- Example: The ancient amulet was said to bring good fortune to anyone who possessed it.
3. A charm or token kept for spiritual protection.
- Example: The healer gave him an amulet to ward off negative energies.
4. A symbolic item that carries personal significance to the bearer.
- Example: He always kept a small amulet in his pocket that reminded him of his grandmother.

From Latin 'amuletum', possibly from the verb 'amoliri' meaning 'to remove' or 'to avert'.

good luck charm:

An object kept to bring good fortune.

lucky charm:

An object believed to bring luck to its owner.

talisman:

An object that is thought to have magical powers and bring good luck.

fetish:

An object regarded with awe as being the embodiment or habitation of a potent spirit or as having magical potency.

Meaning: A lucky trinket.

Example Sentence: I always carry my lucky amulet during exams.

Meaning: A protective item.

Example Sentence: He considers his bracelet an amulet against bad vibes.