Depending on your angle there can be many with diverse meanings. If you are referring to the "magical" conception of witchcraft, the most accurate synonym would be sorcery. The early treatises on witchcraft often said the two words together, "by your sorcery and witchcraft." Necromancy was also spoken of along with sorcery and witchcraft, but it was distinct and unique from them.
If you are referring to more mythological conceptions of witchcraft it can have diverse meanings at different times. Two of the more common concepts are that it is a continuation of old Irish Druidism, which in some ways it is, and there are also theories of witchcraft that depict it as stemming from an old pagan feminist cult: the Cult of Diana.
Gull or bad guy
The possessive form for the singular noun witch is witch's.example: The good witch's name is Glinda.
Ursula
The correct opposite gender of witch is Wizard
The correct spelling is which. For example: Which way should I go?The spelling "witch" is a person (traditionally a woman) who casts spells or uses magic.
witch's The witch's cat died last night.
Hag is another name for witch.
An illusionist A wizard A witch A prestidigitator
The correct chemical name is dihydrogen oxide.
Are you thinking of a storybook witch with a black cat at her side? They're called "familiars".
Shaman or Witch Doctor.
Her name was Jadis the White Witch.
Wizard, sorcerer, trickster, Witch, Warlock, Spell caster, sorcerer's apprentice.
no she did not have a name only wicked witch of the east she in the beggining was portrayed as the evil witch who had put the munchkins in bondage but no name
the wicked witch of the east's name is Nessarose and the wicked witch of the west's name is Elphaba
Her name is Jadis, but is known to most as the White Witch.
There is no scientific name for a witch as witches are fictional characters in folklore and mythology.
Sorceress?