sorcerer

• n.マジシャン; 男性の魔術師

魔術、呪術、-er、人。

sorcerer

sorcerer: [16] A sorcerer is etymologically a drawer of ‘lots’ – for the word comes ultimately from Latin sors ‘lot’ (source also of English sort). The plural sortēs was used for the ‘responses made by oracles’, and this formed the basis of the Vulgar Latin noun *sortārius ‘priest of the oracle’, hence ‘caster of spells’. It passed into English via Old French sorcier as sorser, which was later extended to sorcerer.
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sorcerer (n.)

early 15c., "conjurer of evil spirits," displacing earlier sorcer (late 14c.), from Old French sorcier, from Medieval Latin sortarius "teller of fortunes by lot; sorcerer" (also source of Spanish sortero, Italian sortiere-; see sorcery). With superfluous -er, as in poulterer, upholsterer; perhaps the modern form of the word is back-formed from sorcery. Sorcerer's apprentice translates l'apprenti sorcier, title of a symphonic poem by Paul Dukas (1897) based on a Goethe ballad ("Der Zauberlehrling," 1797), but the common figurative use of the term (1952) comes after Disney's "Fantasia" (1940).

1. The sorcerer held the knight in throlldom.

その魔法使いは奴隷の地位にその武士を置く.

2.The sorcerer enchanted the beautiful princess.

魔法使いは美しい王女を魔法にかけた。

3.I wish to be the most powerful sorcerer in the world！

世界で最も法力の強い魔法使いになる！

4.Albus Dumbledore is the greatest sorcerer in the world！

阿不思?鄧不利多こそ世界で最も偉大な魔法使いだ！

5.The Cockroach，is me，changed from the spell of a sorcerer .

ゴキブリ、つまり「私」は、魔法使いに呪文をかけられてゴキブリになった.