noita Latin -

1.

• Englishgargoyle

• Englishpejorative slang: an ugly woman

• Finnishnoita

• Russianгры́мзамы́мра

2.

• Englishhex

• Englisha witch

• Danishheks

• Dutchheks

• Finnishnoita

• Frenchsorcière

• GermanHexe

• Italianstrega

• Turkishbüyücü

3.

• Englishthose

• Englishplural of that

• Bulgarianония

• Classical Nahuatlinihqueh on

• Czechty, tamty

• Dutchdie

• Finnishniitä, noita

• Frenchces, celles-là

• Germanjene

• Hopipuma

• Hungarianazok

• Idoiti

• Italianquelli

• Kannadaಅವರು

• Norwegiande

• Portugueseaqueles

• Romanianaceiăiaalea

• Russianте

• Scotsthae

• Spanishesosesas

• Swedishde, de där, do qualifier

• Thaiเหล่านั้น

• Walloonces

• jbo

4.

• Englishhag

• Englisha witch, sorceress, or enchantress, also, a wizard

• Bulgarianвещица

• Dutchheks

• Finnishnoita-akka

• Frenchsorcière

• GermanHexe

• Italianstrega

• Japanese魔女

• Manxcaillagh ny gueshag

• Polishwiedźma

• Portuguesebruxa

• Romanianvrăjitoarecotoroanță

• Russianве́дьма

• Spanishbruja

• Swedishhäxa

5.

• Englishwitch

• Englishperson who uses magic

• Abkhazарупап

• Afrikaansheks

• Albanianshtrigë, magjistare

• Arabicسَاحِرَة

• Armenianկախարդ, վհուկ

• Asturianbruxa

• Azericadugər

• Basquesorgin, belagile qualifier

• Belarusianве́дзьма

• Bretonsorserez

• Bulgarianвещица

• Catalanbruixa

• Chamicuroshikechpalo

• Chechenгӏам, алмаз

• Chichewamfiti

• Chinese

• Mandarin巫婆女巫

• Corsicanstrega, sdreia, maga, moca

• Czechčarodějnice

• Danishheks

• Dutchhekstovenaar

• Esperantosorĉistino

• Estoniannõid

• Faroesegandakelling

• Finnishnoita

• Frenchsorcière

• Friulianstrie

• Georgianგრძნეული, ჯადოქარი, კუდიანი

• GermanHexe

• Greekμάγισσα

• Ancientφαρμακίς

• Greenlandicilisiitsoq, kussuk

• Gujaratiવિચ, ચૂડેલ

• Haitian Creolesòsyè

• Hebre מכשפה

• Hindiचुड़ैल

• Hungarianboszorka, boszorkány

• Icelandicnorn

• Irishcailleach

• Italianstrega

• Japanese魔女

• Kannadaಮಾಟಗಾತಿ, ಮಾಂತ್ರಿಕ ಸ್ತ್ರೀ, ಮಾಯಗಾತಿ

• Karachay-Balkarобур

• Kareliannoita

• Kazakhмыстан

• Korean무당 (마녀

• Latgalianrogona

• Latinmalefica, venefica, fascinans, fascinatrix, saga, maga,

• Latvianragana

• Limburgishheks

• Lithuanianragana

• Lombardstria

• Low GermanHex, Witsch, Wickersche

• Lower Sorbianchódota

• Lule Samiguobas

• LuxembourgishHex

• Macedonianве́штерка

• Malayalamമന്ത്രവാദം

• Maltesesahhara

• Manxben obbeecaillagh

• Navajoáńtʼį́į́hii, adiłgąshii

• Norwegian

• Bokmålheks

• Nynorskheks

• Occitanmascafachilhièra

• Old Englishhægtessewiċċe

• Persianساحره

• Polishczarownicajędza

• Portuguesebruxa

• Quechualaiga

• Romanianvrăjitoare qualifier

• Romanschstria, streia

• Russianве́дьмаволше́бница qualifier

• Santaliᱯᱷᱩᱠᱨᱤᱱ

• Scottish gaelicban-draoidhbana-bhuidseach

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicвештица

• Romanveštica

• Slovakčarodejnicabosorka

• Slovenečarovnica

• Spanishbruja

• Sumeriankashshaptu

• Swahilimchawi

• Swedishhäxa

• Tagalogmananagisama

• Tamilசூனியக்காரி, விரிச்சிகன்

• Taoscòhəo’óna

• Teluguమంత్రగత్తె

• Turkishcadı

• Ukrainianві́дьма

• Upper Sorbianchodojta, kuzłarnča

• Urduچڑیل

• Vepsnoid

• Vietnamesemụ phù thủy

• Volapükqualifiervovo

• Voronõid

• Voticnõita

• Welshdewines

• West frisiantsjoendster

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