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Mahoyaku Spell Translations:

- Characters are from the main storyline only (Ms1, Ms1.5/Anni1, Anni2, Ms2, Anni4)

- All translations are my own, but I used google translate to define the Latin words

Sage’s Wizards:

Central Wizards:

- Oz

Spell: Vox Noct

(ヴォクスノク)

Lit. Vokusunoku

Meaning: The Voice of the Night

Vox: Latin word for “voice”

Noct: Lain word for “night”

- Arthur Granvelle

Spell: Pernoctant Nix Zo

(パルノクタン・ニクスジオ)

Lit. Parunokutan Nikusujio

Meaning: I spent a night in the snow with Oz

Pernoctant: Latin for “spend the night”

Nix: Latin word for “Snow”

Zo: Oz backwards

- Cain Knightly

Spell: Gladious Procella

(グラディアス・プロセーラ)

Lit. Guradiasu Purosera

Meaning: Sword Storm or Storm of Swords

Gladious: Latin word for “Sword”

Procella: Latin word for “Storm”

- Riquet Ortiz

Spell: Sanretia Edif

(サンレティア・エディフ)

Lit. Sanretia Edifu

Meaning: Eternal Faith

Sanretia: The Latin word “Aiternus” backwards, which means “eternal”

Edif: The Latin word “Fide” backwards, which means “by faith”

Northern Wizards:

- Snow and White

Spell: Nos Comunia

(ノスコムニア)

Lit. Nosucomunia

Meaning: We are one

Lit. We are common/ we have in common (Common meaning the same, presumably as each other)

Nos: Latin word for “us”

Comunia: Latin word for “common” or “the same”

- Mithra

Spell: Arthim

(アルシム)

Lit. Arushimu

Meaning: Mithra’s name backwards

Arshim: (roughly) ミスラ (Misura) backwards

Mi su ra -> A ru shi m

(Because the romanization of Misura is Mithra, I changed Arsim to Arthim)

- Owen

Spell: Cur Memini

(クーレ・メミニ)

Lit. Kure Memini

Meaning: Why remember? or Why do I remember?

Cur: Latin word for “why”

Memini: Latin for “I remember”

Spell: Quare Morito

(クアーレ・モリト)

Lit. Kuare Morito

Meaning: Why die? or Why did he die?

Quare: Latin word for “why”

Morito: Latin word for “dying”

- Bradley Bain

Spell: Adono Potensum

(アドノポテンスム)

Lit. Adonopotensumu

Meaning: I give power

Adono: Latin for “I give”

Potensum: Latin word for “Powerful”

Eastern Wizards:

- Faust Lavinia

Spell: Satilliuqnart Mul Kred

(サティルクナート・ムルクリード)

Lit. Satirukunato Murukurido

Meaning: Many tranquil beliefs

Satilliuqnart: The Latin word “Tranquillitas”, meaning “Tranquility” backwards

Mul: Latin word for “many”

Kred: Latin for “believe”

- Shino Sherwood

Spell: Matzah Sudipas

(マッツァー・スディーパス)

Lit. Matsa Sudipasu

Meaning: Good bread or Tasty bread

Matzah: A type of unleavened flat bread, part of Jewish cuisine

Sapidus: Latin for “tasty”

- Heathcliff Blanchett

Spell: Repusev Aivurup Sonus

(レプセヴァイヴルプ・スノス)

Lit. Repusevaivurupu Sonusu

Meaning: Dusk and the sound of rainfall

(Heathcliff’s own translation, which can be found Main Story 1, chapter 4.3 In Order to Become a Wizard)

Repusev: Vesuper (vesperi), the Latin word for“evening”, backwards,

Aivurup: Purvia (Pulvia), the Latin word for “rain”, backwards

Sonus: Latin word for “sound”

- Nero Turner

Spell: Adnodus Omnis

(アドノディス・オムニス)

Lit. Adonodisu Omunisu

Meaning: To tie all things together or All things tied together

Adnodus: Latin for “knotted”

Omnis: Latin word for “all”, “every”, or “any”

Western Wizards:

- Shylock Bennet

Spell: In vie belle

(インヴィーベル)

Lit. Inbiviberu

Meaning: There is beauty in strife

In: Latin word for “In/Into/On/Upon”

Vie: From the Latin word “Invitare” which means “To invite/take on a challenge”

Belle: From the Latin word “bella” which means “beauty”

- Murr Hart

Spell: Eanul Lambru

(エアニュー・ランブル)

Lit. Eanyu ranburu

Meaning: Shadow of the Moon or The Moon’s Shadow

Eanul: Lunae (Luna) backwards, means moon in many Latin based languages

Lambru : A rearrangement of the letters in “Umbral”, which relates to the Latin word “umbra” which means “shadow”

- Chloe Collins

Spell: Suisupisibo Voitingok

(スイスピシポ・ヴォイティンゴーク)

Lit. Suisupishibo Voitingoku

Meaning: Obsessive Knowledge

Suispisibo: The Latin word obisipsius, which means “obsessive”, backwards

Voitingok: The Latin word kognitiov, which means “cognition”, backwards

- Rustica Ferch

Spell: Amor Est Viesse

(アモレスト・ヴィエッセ)

Lit. Amoresuto Viese

Meaning: Love is strength

Amor: Latin word for “love”

Est: Latin for “to be” or “is”

Viesse: From the Latin word “vir” which means “strength”

Southern Wizards:

- Figaro Garcia

Spell: Possideo

(ポッシデオ)

Lit. Poshideo

Meaning: I posses or God of the Sea

Possideo: Latin for “I possess”

ALT. Could be a reference to Poseidon, the Greek God of the Sea, as Figaro is associated with the Ocean and has a history with deism

- Rutile Flores

Spell: Ortonik Sutomaoge

(オルトニク・セトマオージェ)

Lit. Orutoniku Setomaojie

Meaning: “A birth to the family” and “remove me” or “I will be removed”

Orto: relating to the Latin word “ortare” which means “birth” or “to create”

Nik: The English word “Kin” which means “family” backwards

Sutoma: “Amotus”, the Latin word for “removed”, backwards

Oge: “Ego”, the Latin word for “I”, backwards

- Lennox Ram

Spell: Fosetao Meiiuvat

(フォーセタオ・メユーヴォ)

Lit. Fosetao Meyuvo

Meaning: It helped me dig or he helped me dig

Fosetao: Latin for “He dug”

Mei: Latin word for “I”

Iuvat: Latin word for “to help”

- Mitile Flores

Spell: Ortonik Celosispilce

(オルトニク・セアルシスピルチェ)

Lit. Orutoniku Searushisupiruche

Meaning: “A birth to the family” and “To hide heaven”

Orto: relating to the Latin word “ortare” which means “birth” or “to create”

Nik: The English word “Kin” which means “family” backwards

Celo: Latin for “to hide” ALT. “heaven”

Sispilce: Latin word “Eclipsis” which means “to hide” or “to suppress”

Supporting Characters:

(In order of appearance):

- Tiletta Flores

Spell: Scintilla

(スキンティッラ)

Lit. Sukintira

Meaning: A fading spark or A faint Presence

Scintilla: Latin word for “Spark” which denotes “a trace of something that barely suggests its presence (According to Cornell Law School’s online definition)”

- Obisius

Spell: Volo Habere

(ヴォロ・ハベーレ)

Lit. Voro Habere

Meaning: I want what is rightfully mine

Volo: The present infinitive of the Latin word “velle” which means to “wish” or to “want”

Habere: The Latin word for “to have”- In Roman law it referred to one’s right to possess something

- Issac

Spell: Anima Vexat

(アニマム・ベクサト)

Lit. Anima Bekusato

Meaning: A Troubled Soul or Troubling a Soul

Anima: The Latin word for one’s “soul/spirit/life”

Vexat: Third person singular present active indicative form of the Latin word “Vexo” which means “to harass, annoy, or trouble”

- Zara

Spell: N/A

- Balthazar

Spell: Mare Praeda

(メア・プラエダ)

Lit. Mea Puraeda

Meaning: Prey of the sea

Mare: Latin word for the sea

Praeda: Latin word for “Prey”

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