I took this from Wiki as it describes the words etymology best;
Theories about the source of the word are:
Latin Base:In latin based languages the word Abre or Abri means "To Open" and a Cadaver is a corpse.So the incantation that is used in these old movies and Cartoons is a litteral Spell Phrase taken from the Occult practice of Necromancy... "To Open the Corpse"
This practice was connected with "reading the entrails" as well as other forms of sorcery, necromancy and witchcraft.
Aramaic Base:
"I create as I speak"A possible source is Aramaic: ××‘×¨× ×›×“×‘×¨× avra kedabra which means "Creating as speaking" which is thought to be in reference to God creating the universe (in some belief systems, ex nihilo, most notably the Abrahamic religions), by speaking (see also Fiat Lux). An alternative spelling is avda K'Davarah. One may also view it as "I transgress as I speak" in the Aramaic עבריה כדבריה which is phonetically closer.However, it seems likely that abracadabra is older and that it derives from one of the Semitic languages, though nobody can say for sure, because there is no written record before Serenus Sammonicus. Some suggested theories regarding its source: [1]
The word "abracadabra" is believed to have originated from Aramaic and Hebrew. On Woozworld, the language used is primarily English with some elements of Woozworld's own fictional language.
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