Mirage
[məˈrɑːʒ]Meaning
a French word for the optical illusion of water on hot ground
Background Story
Mirage is a French word, formed from the verb mirer, meaning to watch or to stare, with the ending -age. English took the word over in the early nineteenth century.
Temperament
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