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1. (n.) potion
a drink or draft, esp. one having or reputed to have medicinal, poisonous, or magical powers.
Etymology: (1300–50; ME pocio(u)n (< AF) < L pōtiō drinking, drink, potion =pō-, base of pōtāre to drink, pōculum cup +-tiō -tion)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) potion
a medicinal or magical or poisonous beverage
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1. (noun) potion
a draught; a dose; usually, a draught or dose of a liquid medicine
2. (verb) potion
to drug
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Sense: a drink containing eg medicine or poison, or having a magic effect
a love-potion.
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 Afrikaans: drankie |
 Arabic: جُرْعَه |
 Bulgarian: еликсир |
 Brazilian: poção |
 Czech: lektvar, elixír |
 German: der Trank |
 Danish: trylledrik |
 Greek: μαγικό φίλτρο |
 Spanish: poción, pócima |
 Estonian: nõiajook |
 Farsi: معجون |
 Finnish: juoma |
 French: potion, philtre |
 Hebrew: שִיקוּי |
 Hindi: चुस्की, खुराक |
 Croatian: napitak |
 Hungarian: (varázs)ital |
 Indonesian: ramuan |
 Icelandic: mixtúra, (töfra)drykkur |
 Italian: pozione |
 Japanese: 一服 |
 Korean: 1회분 |
 Lithuanian: stebuklingas gėrimas, nuo |
 Latvian: dzēriens ar maģisku spēku |
 Malay: ubat |
 Dutch: drank |
 Norwegian: mikstur, (medisin)dose; ( |
 Polish: magiczny napój, trucizna, |
 Persian: معجون، شربت عشق |
 Pashto: زهر لرونكى څښاك، د مينى څ |
 Portuguese: poção |
 Romanian: poţiune, filtru |
 Russian: настойка; зелье |
 Slovak: elixír |
 Slovenian: napoj |
 Serbian: napitak |
 Swedish: dryck |
 Thai: ยาน้ำ; ยาพิษ; ยาเสน่ห์ |
 Turkish: iksir |
 Taiwanese: (液體藥或毒物的)一服，一劑 |
 Ukrainian: доза ліків чи отрути |
 Urdu: دوا کي خوراک، زہر کا گھون |
 Vietnamese: thuốc độc |
 Chinese: （液体药或毒物的）一服，一剂 |
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