IPA: /ˈmænə/
KK: /mænə/
A special power or spiritual force that is believed to exist in people or sacred objects, often associated with authority and influence.
In many cultures, certain objects are thought to hold mana, giving them special significance.
The word 'mana' originates from the Austronesian languages, particularly from the Polynesian term 'mana', meaning spiritual power or authority. It refers to a supernatural force or energy that resides in people, objects, or the environment.
Think of 'mana' as a special kind of 'spiritual power' that gives strength or authority, helping you remember that it represents a supernatural energy.