Meanings of wicca in English

The masculine of witch is the Old English wicca which comes from wiccian, to bewitch.

His partner, Vivienne, has written acclaimed books on wicca, or at least on its public side.

A life like this is not to be left in the hands of woman, or wicca.

Gardner's critics called it fiction, but wicca now has 7,000 adherents, according to the census, which again is probably an understatement.

There is no word in French exactly corresponding to our "witch", which in the original Anglo-Saxon possessed two forms, "wicca", (masculine), and "wicce", (feminine).

Thus far, Wicca has not developed much of a detailed afterlife concept.

The beliefs of the School of Wicca are often stated as follows:

Generally speaking, the common Wiccan belief in reincarnation is unique to Wicca.

Remember, Wicca was never intended as a tool to break up families.

You see, the rituals and teachings of Wicca are not the religion.

Gerald Gardner is the father of modern Wicca. She squints at me.

Instead, Wicca views the Creator as the union of Lord and Lady.

Wicca does not decide if your marriage will be monogamous or not.

But Wicca and Paganism are thriving, many decades after Gerald Gardner's death.

In Wicca, these critters are most often known as power or totem animals.

Many simply call themselves British Traditional Wicca, or in Europe, Traditional Craft Wicca.