Summoning: meaning, definitions and examples
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summoning
[ ˈsʌmənɪŋ ]
magic
The act of calling upon a supernatural force or being, typically for assistance or guidance.
Synonyms
calling forth, conjuring, invocation
Examples of usage
- The summoning of spirits is a common practice in many cultures.
- She performed a ritual for the summoning of a powerful demon.
- The summoning of the ancient gods required precise incantations.
- During the summoning, candles flickered and the room grew cold.
- The witch's summoning of the elements was a sight to behold.
fantasy
The act of bringing a creature or entity into existence, often through magical means.
Synonyms
calling into being, conjurings, magical creation
Examples of usage
- The wizard completed the summoning of a mystical beast.
- The summoning of a dragon was a dangerous task.
- She mastered the art of summoning mythical creatures.
- The summoning of a phoenix symbolized rebirth and renewal.
- Legends speak of a powerful sorceress who could perform incredible summonings.
Translations
Translations of the word "summoning" in other languages:
🇵🇹 invocação
🇮🇳 आह्वान
🇩🇪 Beschwörung
🇮🇩 pemanggilan
🇺🇦 викликання
🇵🇱 przywołanie
🇯🇵 召喚 (しょうかん)
🇫🇷 invocation
🇪🇸 invocación
🇹🇷 çağrı
🇰🇷 소환 (sohwan)
🇸🇦 استدعاء
🇨🇿 přivolání
🇸🇰 privolanie
🇨🇳 召唤 (zhàohuàn)
🇸🇮 priklic
🇮🇸 kalla
🇰🇿 шақыру
🇬🇪 გამოძახება
🇦🇿 çağırış
🇲🇽 invocación
Word origin
The word 'summoning' originates from the Middle English word 'somnien', which means to call, summon, or entice. It has roots in Old French and Latin. The concept of summoning has been prevalent in various cultures and mythologies throughout history, often associated with magic, rituals, and supernatural beings.
See also: summonings, summons.