She is a Wiccan.
Source: tatoeba (1548442)
Wiccan
//ˈwɪkən//
Synonyms for "wiccan" (3 found)
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25 translations across 9 languages.
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 威卡教徒 noun (follower of Wicca)
Esperanto
4 entries- vika adj (of or pertaining to Wicca)
- viĉa adj (of or pertaining to Wicca)
- vikano noun (follower of Wicca)
- viĉano noun (follower of Wicca)
Finnish
3 entries- wiccalainen adj (of or pertaining to Wicca)
- wicca noun (follower of Wicca)
- wiccalainen noun (follower of Wicca)
German
1 entries- Wicca adj (of or pertaining to Wicca)
Irish
3 entries- Wicca adj (of or pertaining to Wicca)
- bean Wicca noun (follower of Wicca)
- fear Wicca noun (follower of Wicca)
Polish
3 entries- wikkański adj (of or pertaining to Wicca)
- wyznawca wikki noun (follower of Wicca)
- wyznawczyni wikki noun (follower of Wicca)
Russian
2 entries- викка́нский adj (of or pertaining to Wicca)
- викка́нин noun (follower of Wicca)
Spanish
4 entries- wiccano adj (of or pertaining to Wicca)
- brujo noun (follower of Wicca)
- hechicera noun (follower of Wicca)
- hechizero noun (follower of Wicca)
Swedish
2 entries- wiccansk adj (of or pertaining to Wicca)
- wiccan noun (follower of Wicca)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
Apropros of nothing, the interviewer suddenly asked, "Would you ever consider voting for a Wiccan president?"
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The pentacle is sometimes worn as a Wiccan symbol.
Source: wiktionary
The way Green practices witchcraft defies stereotypes of broomstick-wielding, cauldron-toting, pointy-hatted witches. He doesn’t belong to a coven. He’s not Wiccan or pagan, religions that are rooted in witchcraft. He has a few cats, though they’re better suited for snuggling than serving as helpful familiars.
Source: wiktionary
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