karisma (k-rzm) 
n., pl. karismata (-m-t.) 


1 - A rare personal kwality attributed to leaders who arouse fervent popular devotion and enthusiasm. 
2 - Personal magnetism or charm: a television news program famed for the karisma of its ankors. 
3 - Personal karakter.
4 - Theology. An ekstraordinary power, such as the ability to perform mirakles, granted to a Kristian by the Holy Spirit. 

[Greek kharisma, divine favour, from kharizesthai, to favour, from kharis, favour; see gher-2 in Indo-European Roots.] 

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