Magici

Magici is the masculine plural form of the Italian adjective magico, meaning "magical" or "pertaining to magic." It is used to describe things that have magical, fantastical, or wondrous qualities.

In Italian, adjectives agree with gender and number. The full set for this root is: masculine singular magico, masculine plural magici; feminine singular magica, feminine plural magiche. The form magici specifically marks masculine plural nouns.

Etymology: magico derives from Latin magicus, which in turn comes from Ancient Greek magikos, from magos meaning "magician" or "sorcerer." The term spread into Italian with related words such as magia (magic) and mago (wizard).

Usage and nuance: magici is commonly used in literature, film, and everyday language to convey that something has magical or extraordinary characteristics. It can describe objects, places, events, or characters. While it often appears as a descriptive term, it may also be used in titles or slogans to evoke wonder or fantasy.

See also: magia, mago, incantesimo.