chorchi

Norman

Etymology

From Old French sorchier, from Early Medieval Latin sortiārius, derived from Latin sortem.

Pronunciation

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Noun

chorchi m (plural chorchièrs, feminine chorchiéthe)

(Jersey) wizard

Derived terms

chorchillon (“wizard's child”)
hèrbe d'chorchi (“caper spurge”)
piègne à chorchi (“hay rake; teasel”)
pièrre dé chorchièrs (“witches' stone”)
tcheurdron à chorchi (“teasel”)

Related terms

chorchell'lie (“sorcery”)
chorchéthon (“spell, ingredient for a spell”)
enchorchéler (“to bewitch, cast spell”)
tchéthaud (“white wizard; leader of coven”)

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