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[Noun] | "ig*nis fat*u*us" | \ ˈig-nəs-ˈfa-chə-wəs \
1: a light that sometimes appears in the night over marshy ground and is often attributable to the combustion of gas from decomposed organic matter
2: a deceptive goal or hope
Origin: 1563 ;
Medieval Latin, literally, foolish fire;
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[ "Ignis Fatuus" ]
1: Latin for "foolish fire." Sometimes used to describe luminous gases appearing above swamp waters.
* e.g., ... "Follow the glow of the ignis fatuus."--Legacy of Kain
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