Examples of using "ведьма" in a sentence and their english translations:
She's a powerful witch.
Mary is a witch.
- She is a true witch!
- She's a real witch!
- I am not a witch.
- I'm not a witch.
She's a benevolent witch.
You're a real witch.
The witch resurrected the monster.
She's a crazy witch.
- Mary is a sorceress.
- Mary is a witch.
I think she's a witch.
She's a witch.
The fairy changed the prince into a cat.
The witch cursed the poor little girl.
Mary confessed to being a witch.
The witch is stirring her cauldron.
The witch turned her boyfriend into a frog.
The witch threw the toad into her cauldron.
She's an evil witch.
The wicked witch pushed her into the deep water.
If you're really a witch, where's your broomstick?
At first, I thought that it was a witch who had turned into a raven.
"They are not asleep yet," muttered the witch to herself.
"You can't stir your pot with your broom. That's not sanitary!" said the young witch.
Then the witch placed her cauldron on the fire, to prepare the magic draught.
The witch cast a spell and a beam of light shot out of her wand.
A witch once gave Christopher Columbus an evil eye... and never got it back.
Standing over the cauldron, the witch stirred a repulsive stew made of mud, piss, and human body parts.
He acts like the wicked witch in fairy tales.
The King did not know that the woman he held in his arms was not his own dear wife, but a wicked witch.
The old witch was greatly angered, but was obliged to pretend to be pleased. "Well," she said, "thou hast done all well."
An old Witch met him on the road. She was very ugly to look at: her under-lip hung down to her breast.
Deep in this forest, as the stepmother well knew, there was a green lawn and on the lawn stood a miserable little hut on hens' legs, where lived a certain Baba Yaga, an old witch grandmother.
"If thou wilt allow me, grandmother, I wish to ask thee some questions." "Well," said the old witch, "only remember that every question does not lead to good. If thou knowest overmuch, thou wilt grow old too soon. What wilt thou ask?"