mageEnglishOxford Dictionary of Englishmage /meɪdʒ / ▸ noun archaic, or literary a magician or learned person: a mage cooked up potions to make the archer a better hunter she is supposedly the most powerful mage in the kingdom. – ORIGIN late Middle English: anglicized form of Latin magus (see magus).
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