cardea ouvret allaya dixet

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summerhillfrog

cardea ouvret allaya dixet

Postby summerhillfrog » Sat Jan 10, 2015 10:25 am

Please can somebody enlighten me, I have not been able to discover the meaning of this phrase that is used in certain spells. What language, what origin? Thank you, Blessings.
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Re: cardea ouvret allaya dixet

Postby AdastraJunction » Sat Jan 10, 2015 2:41 pm

it looks like french/latin to me but I can't be sure. In what context was it used?

Edit* Upon further research:
cardea - Roman for Axis or Hinge

ouvret - French for Open

allaya - English for "to accend" or highly exalted

dixet - an utterance or way of being said example : "He said (unto) him" as in 3rd person perspective
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summerhillfrog

Re: cardea ouvret allaya dixet

Postby summerhillfrog » Sat Jan 10, 2015 5:41 pm

Yes I thought same, coming up with identical results. But thank you for your research. It is used as an incantation in protection spells.
Anybody know its origin and full meaning?
Blessings
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