Spell (magic) in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

normal speech: heh-CHEE-so

7 months ago

hechizo info.

Tips to remember the word “hechizo”:
– Associate “hechizo” with “hazel,” as in “hazel spells,” since wands are often made from hazelnut wood in stories about magic.
– Think of “hecho” which means “made” or “done” in Spanish, and link it to something being magically “done” or created.
– Visualize a wizard saying “¡Hechizo!” as they cast a spell.

Explanations:
– “Hechizo” is a noun used to refer to a spell or enchantment in the context of magic or sorcery.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Encantamiento” (enchantment)
– “Conjuro” (incantation)
– “Maleficio” when referring to a curse or hex

Alternate meanings like slang:
– In some contexts, “hechizo” can refer to an attraction or charm that one person feels for another, not necessarily of a magical kind, similar to saying someone is “spellbinding” or “enchanting” in English.

Examples of sentences that use “hechizo”:
– “El mago lanzó un hechizo para hacer aparecer un conejo.” (The wizard cast a spell to make a rabbit appear.)
– “Ese lugar tiene un hechizo que lo hace irresistible.” (That place has a charm that makes it irresistible.)
– “La película estaba tan bien hecha que parecía un hechizo para los ojos.” (The movie was so well made that it seemed like a spell for the eyes.)
– “En la novela, la bruja rompe el hechizo con un beso puro.” (In the novel, the witch breaks the spell with a pure kiss.)
– “Ella tiene un hechizo especial que cautiva a todos los que la conocen.” (She has a special allure that captivates everyone who meets her.)

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