conjure russian

• заклина́ть

  to implore, to beseech, to adjure, to entreat

  to conjure, to invoke, to conjure up

  to charm (snakes), to bewitch, to cast a spell on

• колдова́ть

  to practise witchcraft, to do magic, to conjure

  to tinker (over something), to fuss (over something), to concoct

• закля́сть

  to implore, to adjure, to beseech

  to cast a spell on, to bewitch, to enchant, to conjure

• фо́кусник

  conjurer, magician, illusionist

  trickster, capricious person, fussy person

• манипуля́тор

  manipulator, spin doctor

  manipulator, robotic arm

  juggler, conjurer, illusionist

• трансформа́тор

  transformer, quick-change actor, conjurer, illusionist

• иллюзиони́ст

  illusionist, conjurer, magician

  illusionist, adherent of illusionism

• фо́кусница

  conjurer (female), magician (female), illusionist (female)

  trickster (female), capricious woman, whimsical woman

• заклинаемый

  conjured, exorcised, adjured, implored

• заклина́вший

  who conjured, who adjured, who implored

• наворожи́вший

  having conjured, having performed witchcraft, having divined

• наворожённый

  conjured, bewitched, enchanted, magically created

Examples

• Гадалка, наворожившая нам счастье, взяла деньги и ушла.

  The fortune-teller who had conjured happiness for us took the money and left.

• Бабушка, наворожившая соседке жениха, теперь всем известна.

  The grandmother who had conjured up a fiancé for her neighbor is now known to everyone.

• Это счастье казалось наворожённым, ненастоящим.

  This happiness seemed conjured up, unreal.

• Она наколдовала волшебное зелье.

  She conjured up a magic potion.