Magic in Tagalog

Magic in Tagalog translates to “Salamangka” or “Mahika”, referring to the art of illusions, supernatural powers, or enchanting qualities that make something seem wonderful. Explore the complete definitions, pronunciations, and contextual usage examples below.

[Words] = Magic

[Definition]:
– Magic /ˈmædʒɪk/
– Noun 1: The art of producing illusions through tricks, sleight of hand, or supernatural powers.
– Noun 2: A mysterious or enchanting quality that makes something seem wonderful.
– Adjective: Having or apparently having supernatural powers; possessing special qualities.

[Synonyms] = Salamangka, Mahika, Enkanto, Kulam, Gayuma (for love magic/spell).

[Example]:

– Ex1_EN: The magician performed amazing magic tricks at the birthday party.
– Ex1_PH: Ang salamangkero ay naglaro ng kahanga-hangang salamangka sa birthday party.

– Ex2_EN: Children believe in the magic of fairy tales and fantasy stories.
– Ex2_PH: Ang mga bata ay naniniwala sa mahika ng mga kuwentong pambata at pantasya.

– Ex3_EN: There’s something magic about watching the sunrise over the ocean.
– Ex3_PH: May kakaibang mahika sa panonood ng pagsikat ng araw sa ibabaw ng dagat.

– Ex4_EN: The witch used her magic powers to cast a spell on the prince.
– Ex4_PH: Ang mangkukulam ay gumamit ng kanyang mahika upang maglagay ng sumpa sa prinsipe.

– Ex5_EN: The magic moment when they first met changed their lives forever.
– Ex5_PH: Ang mahiwagang sandali nang unang pagkikita nila ay nagbago ng kanilang buhay magpakailanman.