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Solomonari
==Origins and name== The Solomonar is a wizard who is believed, in Romanian mythology, to control clouds and rain. They are said to be able to control the movement of the "cloud dragons", to call a hailstorm, to cure diseases and to master the highest knowledge about the Universe. Their caste or order's origin is often linked to that of the Dacian priests. The term "Solomonar" ("solomonar" - singular, "solomonars" - plural) started to be used in the Middle Ages probably under the influence of the Judeo-Christian culture, mainly because of a phonetic resemblance with the local term "salman" (another theory is that the etymology of the term "solomonar" is connected to King Solomon). The meaning of the term is very similar if not identical in all its occurrences because it always refers to an enchanter (practitioner of magic based on incantation), a summoner and master of high and subtle energies. The archaic, original term used to describe them, is "Zgrimțieș", or "Hultan".
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