magi : Related Words Words similar in meaning to magi

  • magus«
  • zoroaster«
  • wise man«
  • star«
  • magician«
  • crib«
  • greek«
  • magians«
  • sorcerer«
  • mágos«
  • wizard«
  • magic«
  • avestan maga-«
  • priest«
  • astrology«
  • non-Christian priest«
  • gospel«
  • assemblage«
  • herod«
  • necromancer«
  • moghu«
  • thaumaturgist«
  • zo-«
  • thaumaturge«
  • sacerdotal caste«
  • chaldean«
  • medes«
  • myag«
  • matthew«
  • term«
  • mageia«
  • meaning«
  • herodotus«
  • bethlehem«
  • avestan«
  • old persian«
  • heraclitus«
  • mair«
  • accumulation«
  • infant jesus«
  • collection«
  • pythagoras«
  • aggregation«
  • text«
  • hellenistic period«
  • zoroastrianism«
  • darius«
  • jesus«
  • epiphany«
  • iranian«
  • tribe«
  • shaman«
  • zurvanic«
  • zhou dynasty palace«
  • younger avestan portion«
  • western iranian form magu«
  • western heraldic symbol«
  • velar final -g«
  • vedic sanskrit magha-«
  • tribes/peoples«
  • term majus«
  • semitic sources«
  • sanskrit magha-«
  • pseudo‑)zoroaster«
  • priest."cf«
  • persian achaemenid court«
  • parê magâunô«
  • mywag«
  • mjwaγ«
  • medean magu«
  • meaning magician«
  • maγu-«
  • magâunô«
  • magi–«
  • magike«
  • magic"—greek magikos—it«
  • islamic tradition)«
  • iranian sources«
  • hellenistic fascination«
  • hapax moghu.tbiš«
  • greek sources«
  • greek goēs«
  • gathic avestan language text«
  • elaborate mytho«
  • cypriot magus«
  • cumont—derived«
  • cross potent ☩«
  • common iranian term«
  • circa 8th century bce«
  • chinese wū«
  • chance independent origination«
  • avestan moghu«
  • arabic majusya«
  • apud clemens protrepticus«
  • ancient bronzeware script«
  • agathias 2.23–5«
  • adjectival magavan«
  • actual magi«
  • median«
  • pliny«
  • zaratas/zaradas/zaratos«
  • stroma i.15«
  • star sacrificer«
  • rabiem«
  • potents«
  • porphyry life«
  • other greek source«
  • old persian portion«
  • natural history xxx.2.3«
  • month ii.4«
  • monstrous craft«
  • mjag«
  • mid-5th century bce herodotus«
  • mennipus«
  • magu-«
  • greek μάγος«
  • greek magos«
  • exotic wisdom«
  • convenient authority«
  • clement stroma i.15«
  • aviditatem«
  • astronomia note«
  • aristoxenus apud hippolitus vi32.2«
  • anachitis«
  • -astr-«
  • asia minor«
  • founder«
  • pseudepigraphic magical literature«
  • numerous apocryphal story«
  • majūs«
  • fabulous magus«
  • chinese sources«
  • -ro-«
  • noun«
  • mywo«
  • downright«
  • day iranian«
  • chapter«
  • maguš«
  • day word«
  • century pliny«
  • vast compendium«
  • sincere muslim«
  • secular ba'ath party«
  • magoi«
  • iranian text«
  • greek thinking«
  • dong tonghe«
  • sense«
  • wu 巫«
  • trilingual behistun inscription«
  • soldier xenophon«
  • li fanggui«
  • trilingual text«
  • instance«
  • zhou fagao«
  • median tribe«
  • astronomical speculation«
  • bidez«
  • unrelated term«
  • robert charles zaehner«
  • old persian text«
  • old chinese reconstruction«
  • semitic form«
  • greek reference«
  • fufeng county«
  • current reconstruction«
  • atomos«
  • pythagorean tradition«
  • iranian land«
  • axel schuessler«
  • elymas«
  • elder name«
  • st. justin«
  • ostanes«
  • sergius paulus«
  • iranian expatriate«
  • birth«
  • magian«
  • chorasmia«
  • magical lore«
  • religious caste«
  • majus«
  • trilingual inscription«
  • mid-5th century bc«
  • lydus«
  • hystaspes«
  • alexander polyhistor«
  • ritual«
  • old«
  • association«
  • hellenists«
  • roman proconsul«
  • bernhard karlgren«
  • special sense«
  • magos«
  • linguistic reconstruction«
  • implicit reference«
  • inventor«
  • eval«
  • pejorative meaning«
  • victor h. mair«
  • yasna«
  • dubious honor«
  • supernatural mean«
  • great«
  • esoteric knowledge«
  • gathas«
  • pseudepigrapha«
  • sacred literature«
  • behistun inscription«
  • late 1st century«
  • chaldea«
  • ordinary sense«
  • simon magus«
  • jew«
  • sakas«
  • fire temple«
  • iraq«
  • christian holiday«
  • old chinese«
  • dark art«
  • king herod«
  • islamic belief«
  • empedocles«
  • security apparatus«
  • conjurer«
  • teaching«
  • day week«
  • samosata«
  • roman tradition«
  • niv«
  • democritus«
  • linguistic evidence«
  • judaea«
  • frankincense«
  • arabic text«
  • avesta«
  • baby jesus«
  • necromancy«
  • natural progression«
  • arab nationalism«
  • famous story«
  • their influence«
  • propaganda campaign«
  • diodorus«
  • suda«
  • iranian language«
  • factor«
  • myrrh«
  • paphos«
  • dream«
  • bactria«
  • graeco«
  • zoroastrian«
  • hand experience«
  • shaanxi province«
  • illusionist«
  • lucian«
  • stone«
  • sleight«
  • st. jerome«
  • parthia«
  • nineveh«
  • description«
  • explanatory note«
  • religious matter«
  • samaria«
  • babylonian«
  • old french«
  • ethnic origin«
  • male child«
  • xenophon«
  • modern sense«
  • iran–iraq war«
  • charlatan«
  • roman world«
  • origen«
  • church father«
  • trickery«
  • account«
  • late 14th century«
  • josephus«
  • islamic scholar«
  • figurehead«
  • western asia«
  • loanword«
  • late antiquity«
  • origin«
  • caesarea«
  • omen«
  • eastern mediterranean«
  • figurine«
  • alchemy«
  • clement«
  • teller«
  • cognate«
  • greek text«
  • pre«
  • bce.«
  • natural world«
  • flux«
  • saddam hussein«
  • felix«
  • european language«
  • effect«
  • qur'an«
  • social class«
  • quran«
  • messiah«
  • lookout«
  • st. augustine«
  • eritrea«
  • coincidence«
  • lust«
  • better«
  • king«
  • appearance«
  • generalization«
  • babylon«
  • aria«
  • greco«
  • english version«
  • outset«
  • sens«
  • authenticity«
  • prophecy«
  • madness«
  • interpreter«
  • proto«
  • precision«
  • rite«
  • persia«
  • attribute«
  • new testament«
  • etymology«
  • practitioner«
  • treatise«
  • witch«
  • english language«
  • infant«
  • occurrence«
  • disciple«
  • wisdom«
  • antiquity«
  • foreigner«
  • necessity«
  • indo«
  • excavation«
  • portrayal«
  • ethiopia«
  • house«
  • advisor«
  • birthplace«
  • cyprus«
  • gentleman«
  • bulk«
  • rebel«
  • significance«
  • holiday«
  • notion«
  • usage«
  • exorcist«
  • mythology«
  • priesthood«
  • subroutine library«
  • summation«
  • sorceress«
  • flamen«
  • procession«
  • corpus«
  • witching«
  • potpourri«
  • pantheon«
  • witch doctor«
  • mound«
  • armamentarium«
  • congregation«
  • hoard«
  • enchanter«
  • treasure trove«
  • treasure«
  • coin collection«
  • jurisprudence«
  • universe«
  • extragalactic nebula«
  • galaxy«
  • statuary«
  • black magic«
  • exposition«
  • saint«
  • hoodoo«
  • wardrobe«
  • sorcery«
  • tenantry«
  • kludge«
  • tack«
  • pharmacopoeia«
  • menagerie«
  • repertory«
  • sum total«
  • sum«
  • hit parade«
  • collage«
  • batch«
  • miscellanea«
  • black art«
  • cumulation«
  • bundle«
  • mass«
  • backlog«
  • tout ensemble«
  • ensemble«
  • stamp collection«
  • lama«
  • defense lawyers«
  • prosecution«
  • rule book«
  • book«
  • ana«
  • agglomerate«
  • herbarium«
  • gimmickry«
  • miscellany«
  • family«
  • caboodle«
  • zoology«
  • biota«
  • packet«
  • votary«
  • troponymy«
  • troponomy«
  • trinketry«
  • thaumaturgy«
  • priest-doctor«
  • exorciser«
  • set«
  • hand«
  • art collection«
  • category«
  • salmagundi«
  • long suit«
  • smorgasbord«
  • agglomeration«
  • law«
  • petting zoo«
  • generally accepted accounting principles«
  • exhibition«
  • class«
  • motley«
  • bunch«
  • program library«
  • bottle collection«
  • findings«
  • flagging«
  • library«
  • pack«
  • mixed bag«
  • botany«
  • assortment«
  • mixture«
  • pile«
  • parcel«
  • mail«
  • clutch«
  • collect«
  • package«
  • defense team«
  • defense«
  • heap«
  • repertoire«
  • piece«
  • smithereens«
  • population«
  • flinders«
  • air power«
  • expo«
  • block«
  • data«
  • crop«
  • signage«
  • string«
  • fleet«
  • nuclear club«
  • fauna«
  • job lot«
  • combination«
  • content«
  • convoy«
  • cumulus«
  • traffic«
  • biology«
  • information«
  • flora«
  • lot«
  • planting«
  • post«
  • vegetation«
  • variety«
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