Sorcerer
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Sorcerer — Studioalbum von Miles Davis Veröffentlichung 1967 Label Columbia Records … Deutsch Wikipedia
sorcerer — 1520s, earlier sorcer, from O.Fr. sorcier (see SORCERY (Cf. sorcery)). Sorcerer s apprentice was 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… … Etymology dictionary
sorcerer — [sôr′sər ər] n. [extended < ME sorcer < OFr sorcier, sorcerer < sorz, lot, chance < L sors (gen. sortis), lot, share: see SORT] a person who practices sorcery; wizard … English World dictionary
sorcerer — [n] wizard alchemist, augurer, charmer, clairvoyant, conjurer, diviner, enchanter, fortune teller, magician, medium, necromancer, occultist, seer, shaman, soothsayer, sorceress, thaumaturge, warlock, witch; concept 361 … New thesaurus
sorcerer — ► NOUN (fem. sorceress) ▪ a person believed to practise magic; a wizard. DERIVATIVES sorcerous adjective sorcery noun. ORIGIN Old French sorcier, from Latin sors lot … English terms dictionary
Sorcerer — A sorcerer is a powerful magician. Sorcerer may also refer to:Film and theatre* Sorcerer (film) * The Sorcerer , a comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan * The Sorcerer s Apprentice , a ballad by Goethe and symphonic poem by Dukas ** The Sorcerer s… … Wikipedia
Sorcerer — (Roget s Thesaurus) < N PARAG:Sorcerer >N GRP: N 1 Sgm: N 1 sorcerer sorcerer magician Sgm: N 1 thaumaturgist thaumaturgist theurgist Sgm: N 1 conjuror conjuror necromancer seer wizard witch Sgm: N 1 hoodoo … English dictionary for students
Sorcerer — Le Convoi de la peur Le Convoi de la peur Réalisation William Friedkin Acteurs principaux Roy Scheider Bruno Cremer Francisco Rabal Scénario Georges Arnaud (roman Le Salaire de la peur) Walon Green Musique Tangerine Dream Keith Jarrett C … Wikipédia en Français
Sorcerer — dark lord Banda sonora de Tangerine Dream Publicación 1977 Grabación 1976 Género(s) Música electrónica Duración 43:52 … Wikipedia Español
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… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
