IPA: /meɪdʒ/
KK: /meɪdʒ/
A person who practices magic, often depicted as a wizard or sorcerer.
In the story, the mage cast powerful spells to protect the kingdom.
**Mage** → The word 'mage' originates from the Latin 'magus' (meaning a wise man or magician), which in turn comes from the Greek 'magos' (meaning a magician or sorcerer). The term refers to a person skilled in magic or the occult, often associated with wisdom and knowledge.
Think of a 'wise man' ('magus') who practices magic — that's why 'mage' refers to someone skilled in magical arts.