魔術 in Chinese / Japanese...

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mó shù

ma jutsu

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魔術 means magic in Chinese, Japanese Kanji, and old Korean Hanja.

This title can also refer to black magic, black arts, sorcery, magic tricks, and in some contexts, juggling.

This is a strange selection for a wall scroll. Probably only appropriate if you are a magician (or an inspiring magician).

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Below are some entries from our dictionary that may match your 魔術 search...

Characters If shown, 2nd row is Simp. Chinese	Pronunciation Romanization	Simple Dictionary Definition
魔術魔术 see styles	mó shù mo2 shu4 mo shu majutsu まじゅつ	More info & calligraphy: Magic magic (1) magic; sorcery; witchcraft; (2) magic tricks (with large-scale props)
白魔術 see styles	shiromajutsu しろまじゅつ	白魔術 Custom Scroll white magic
變魔術变魔术 see styles	biàn mó shù bian4 mo2 shu4 pien mo shu	變魔術 Custom Scroll to perform magical tricks
降魔術 see styles	koumajutsu / komajutsu こうまじゅつ	降魔術 Custom Scroll demon invocation; summoning demons
魔術団 see styles	majutsudan まじゅつだん	魔術団 Custom Scroll troupe of magicians
魔術師魔术师 see styles	mó shù shī mo2 shu4 shi1 mo shu shih majutsushi まじゅつし	魔術師 Custom Scroll magician magician; conjurer
魔術棒魔术棒 see styles	mó shù bàng mo2 shu4 bang4 mo shu pang	魔術棒 Custom Scroll magic wand
魔術貼魔术贴 see styles	mó shù tiē mo2 shu4 tie1 mo shu t`ieh mo shu tieh	魔術貼 Custom Scroll velcro
黒魔術 see styles	kuromajutsu くろまじゅつ	黒魔術 Custom Scroll black magic
魔術方塊魔术方块 see styles	mó shù fāng kuài mo2 shu4 fang1 kuai4 mo shu fang k`uai mo shu fang kuai	魔術方塊 Custom Scroll Rubik's cube; magic cube
魔術的経済学 see styles	majutsutekikeizaigaku / majutsutekikezaigaku まじゅつてきけいざいがく	魔術的経済学 Custom Scroll voodoo economics

The following table may be helpful for those studying Chinese or Japanese...

Title	Characters	Romaji (Romanized Japanese)	Various forms of Romanized Chinese
Magic	魔術魔术	ma jutsu / majutsu	mó shù / mo2 shu4 / mo shu / moshu
In some entries above you will see that characters have different versions above and below a line. In these cases, the characters above the line are Traditional Chinese, while the ones below are Simplified Chinese.