sciamano Greek -

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• Englishshaman

• Englisha medium between the concrete and spirit worlds

• Arabicشَامَان

• Basquexaman

• Catalanxaman

• Chamicurokapunutakajpola

• Chinese

• Mandarin薩滿

• Czechšaman

• Danishshaman

• Dolganойун

• Dutchsjamaan

• Esperantoŝamano

• Evenkiшаман

• Faroeseshamanur

• Finnishšamaani, poppamies

• Frenchchaman

• GermanSchamane

• Greekσαμάνος

• Hebre שמאןשמאנית

• Hungariansámán, táltos

• Italiansciamano

• Japaneseシャーマン

• Kalmykбө

• Kazakhбақсы

• Ketсенаң (senaŋ)

• Khmerគ្រូហ្ម

• Korean무당샤먼

• Macedonianша́ман

• Malaypawang

• Navajohataałii

• Persianشمن

• Polishszaman

• Portuguesexamã

• Russianшама́н

• Serbo-Croatian

• Cyrillicшаман

• Romanšaman

• Shorқам

• Shuaruwishín

• Southern Altaiкам

• Spanishchamáncurandera

• Swedishschaman

• Tlingitíx̱t’

• Tofaһам

• Turkishşaman, ka, bakşı

• Turkmenşaman

• Tuvanхам

• Yakutойуун

• Yup'ikangalkuq

2.

• Englishwitch doctor

• Englishsomeone believed to heal through magic

• Catalancuranderobruixot

• Chichewasing'anga

• Chinese

• Mandarinneeded

• Czechšaman

• Dutchsjamaan

• Finnishpoppamies, noitatohtori

• Frenchguérisseur

• Icelandicgaldralæknir

• Italiansciamanostregone

• Japanese呪術医

• Macedonianврачбајач

• Malaybomoh, dukun, pawang

• Polishuzdrowicielszaman

• Portuguesexamã

• Romanianșaman

• Russianшама́н

• Serbo-Croatianврачврачapa

• Spanishhechicerocurandero

• Swahilimganga

• Swedishhäxdoktor

• Turkishbüyücü, şaman, üfürükçü, ka, bakşı, otacı,

• Zuluisangoma

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