Grimoire Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɡɹɪmwɑː

GRIM-wahr

UK

ˈɡɹɪmwɑː

GRIM-wahr

التعريف

A grimoire is a book of magic spells, rituals, and instructions for casting magic, often used by witches or wizards.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

This word is formal and mostly found in fantasy, occult, or historical contexts. Refer to 'spellbook' for a simpler synonym. Plural is 'grimoires.' Common in games, novels, or movies about magic.

• Spanish: grimorio
• Portuguese (BR): grimório
• Portuguese (PT): grimório
• Chinese (Simplified): 魔法书 - 咒语书
• Chinese (Traditional): 魔法書 - 咒語書
• Hindi: जादुई किताब - ग्रिमोइरे
• Arabic: كتاب تعاويذ - كتاب السحر
• Bengali: গ্রিমোয়ার - যাদুবিদ্যার বই
• Russian: гримуар - книга заклинаний
• Japanese: グリモワール - 魔導書
• Vietnamese: sách bùa chú - grimoire
• Korean: 그리모어 - 마법서
• Turkish: grimoire - büyü kitabı
• Urdu: گرموائر - جادوی کتاب
• Indonesian: grimoire - buku sihir

جمل نموذجية

The wizard opened his grimoire and began to read.

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She found an old grimoire in the attic.

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The witch keeps her grimoire hidden from others.

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In most fantasy novels, a powerful mage always carries a grimoire.

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"Don't touch that! It's my family's grimoire," she warned.

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Some people believe a grimoire can only be read by its owner.

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