glamourie
GLAM-uh-ree
Enchantment, illusion, a spell cast by landscape or light — the quality of a place that makes it seem other than what it is. A mountain in certain light has glamourie. So does a forest at dusk. The word acknowledges that the landscape can deceive and that the deception is part of the beauty.
Etymology
Scots, from grammar — in medieval usage, learning and magic were the same thing. Grammar became gramarye became glamour became glamourie.
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