mana

/ˈmɑːnə/

Definitions

1. noun

magical power or energy, often associated with supernatural or spiritual forces

“In the fantasy novel, the hero’s connection to the natural world granted him access to powerful mana.”

2. noun

a magical or mystical energy, often used in fantasy settings to fuel magic or supernatural abilities

“The game’s magic system relied on the player’s ability to collect and manage their mana.”

3. noun

a type of spiritual or mystical energy in Polynesian cultures, believed to be a vital force that connects all living things

“In ancient Polynesian culture, mana was considered a vital force that connected the physical and spiritual worlds.”

4. verb

to give or grant magical power or energy to something or someone

“The wizard mana-ed the sword, imbuing it with magical properties.”

5. verb

to perform magic or to have supernatural abilities

“The shaman mana-ed the ritual, calling upon the spirits to heal the sick.”

6. verb

to give spiritual or mystical energy to something or someone

“The priest mana-ed the land, asking for blessings and protection.”

Synonyms

  • energy
  • power
  • spirit

Antonyms

  • deplete
  • drain