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Magus Definition

Ma·gus (mā′gəs)

noun pl. -·gi′-jī′

  1. one of the Magi
  2. a sorcerer or astrologer

Etymology: ME < L: see Magi

Magus Usage Examples

Preposition: of

sentence: He's: ' the demented Magus of the sentence ' you know!

Converse of object

become: I would take years to become a master magus; I had six months at most.

Adjective modifier

  • Persian: Introduced into Rome separately by the Persian magi, Mithraic eucharistic mysteries were celebrated in a cave.
  • sing.: Magian Adjective from Magi ( sing. magus ) referring to a member of the Zoroastrian priestly caste in Ancient Persia.
  • demented: He's: ' the demented Magus of the sentence ' you know!
  • old: Fougeres would fain have taken old Magus in his arms; he regarded him as a father.

Noun used with modifier

beginner: A beginner magi can operate the RaMa and perform amazing tricks!