Sorciers (en. Wizards)

/sɔʁ.sje/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

A person supposed to have magical powers.

In the tale, the sorcerers were feared by the village.

Dans le conte, les sorciers étaient craints par le village.

An individual who uses potions and incantations.

The sorcerers of the Middle Ages were often judged for witchcraft.

Les sorciers du Moyen Âge étaient souvent jugés pour sorcellerie.

A person known for their wisdom or spiritual abilities.

This sorcerer was respected by all the inhabitants.

Ce sorcier était respecté par tous les habitants.

From Old French 'sorcier', derived from Latin 'sorcarius'.

sorcerer of the night

A sorcerer who acts in darkness.

sorcier de la nuit

sorcerer of the circus

A person with an exceptional, often impressive talent.

sorcier du cirque

sorcerer of words

Someone who wields language with ease.

sorcier des mots

sorcery

The art of practicing magic.

sorcellerie

magic

The set of occult practices.

magie

to enchant

Using spells to influence the world.

enchanter

Someone mysterious or unpredictable.

This guy is a real sorcerer; you never know what he's going to do.

Ce type est un vrai sorcier, on ne sait jamais ce qu'il va faire.

A person who skillfully manipulates others.

Don't be fooled by his sorcerer's tricks.

Ne te laisse pas avoir par ses jeux de sorcier.