English
magicoreligious
From magico- + religious.
Formed from magico- + religious
Proto-Indo-European *megʰ- ‘to be able’
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Old Persian Old Persian form ‘Mazdean priest’
Ancient Greek μάγος ‘magical’
Ancient Greek μαγικός ‘magical’
Latin magicus ‘magic’
English magico-
Latin religiō ‘scrupulousness’
Latin religiōsus ‘religious’
Old French religious
Anglo-Norman religieus
Middle English religiouse
English religious
Today it means
adj Relating to magic and religion.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / magicoreligious