nigromancie
Middle French
Etymology
Blend of Latin niger (“black”) + necromantīa (“magic involving the dead”)
Old French
Etymology
Blend of Latin niger (“black”) + necromantīa (“magic involving the dead”)
Noun
nigromancie f (oblique plural nigromancies, nominative singular nigromancie, nominative plural nigromancies)
- nigromancy (form of magic)
- circa 1176, Chrétien de Troyes, 'Cligès':
- si savoit molt de nigromancie
- [She] knew a lot about nigromancy
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Descendants
- English: nigromancy (borrowed)
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