An archaic or alternate spelling of gramary; a grain storage building or the craft of magic and necromancy (in older literary uses).
From Middle English 'gramaire' (grain storage) or, in literary contexts, from Old French 'gramaire' (learning, magic), derived from Latin 'grammatica' (grammar). The spelling reflects older English orthographic practices.
In medieval romance literature, 'gramarye' became a poetic word for magic and mystical learning—showing how storage experts and scribes who kept written records were sometimes seen as mysterious and powerful.
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