お呪(まじな)いgood luck charm, uttered when using magic, abracadabra, presto

魔女(まじょ)がお呪(まじな)いをかけました。

The witch cast a spell. {good luck charm, uttered when using magic, abracadabra, presto}

王様(おうさま)をカエルに変(か)えたお呪(まじな)いは魔女(まじょ)の仕業(しわざ)だ。

The curse that turned the king into a frog is the work of a witch. {good luck charm, uttered when using magic, abracadabra, presto}

昔(むかし)の人(ひと)は、お呪(まじな)いの力(ちから)で病気(びょうき)を遠(とお)ざけていたそうです。

It seems that people in the past used to keep diseases away with the power of their charms, much like an uttered abracadabra. {good luck charm, uttered when using magic, abracadabra, presto}

大(だい)の大人(おとな)ともあろう人(ひと)が人前(ひとまえ)でも緊張(きんちょう)しないお呪(まじな)いを信(しん)じるなんて…。

To think that a full-grown adult would believe in a charm that supposedly prevents them from getting nervous in public... {good luck charm, uttered when using magic, abracadabra, presto}

お祓(はら)いが効(き)いたのを機(き)に、霊力(れいりょく)を借(か)りて災(わざわ)いを取(と)り除(のぞ)くお呪(まじな)いにハマりました。

After experiencing the benefits of the purification ritual, I became obsessed with charms that borrow spiritual power to remove misfortune. {good luck charm, uttered when using magic, abracadabra, presto}