Enochian is the name of the occult language that is used predominantly by the supernatural beings in the Bayonetta series. It is an actual real world language that was recorded in the private journals of occultist John Dee and his colleague Edward Kelley from the late 16th-century England. Claiming to have discovered the language with Kelley acting as a spirit medium, both men claimed that the language was delivered to them by real angels and also had alternate names such as the Celestial Speech, the Language of Angels.
In both Bayonetta games, both the Angels of Paradiso and the Demons of Inferno use Enochian as their preferred manner of speaking. The language is also used in a range of incantations by the Umbra Witches and Lumen Sages to use specific abilities or summon otherworldy partners to aid them in battle.
Incantations using Enochian are made throughout both of the games by Bayonetta, Jeanne and Balder, in order to create various effects. The ones used are listed below in the order of incantation, meaning, and effect.
Bayonetta
LEVITHMONG - Beasts of the field - Summon Iron Maiden Torture Attack
PIR ZIXLAY - Heavenly ones all stirred up - Summon Guillotine Torture Attack
PIADPH - Jaws - Summon Pulley and Chain Torture Attack
CRNON - Hell - Summon Tombstone Torture Attack
MICMA - Behold - Summon a Wooden Pony Torture Attack
YOLCI - Bringeth forth - When Jubileus hits Bayonetta
BUSDIR - Glory - When Jubileus's faces shoot fireballs
COMMAH - Trussed you together - When Jubileus's faces shoot ice balls
COM SELH CONST - A circle of thunders - When Jubileus casts lightning
Miscellaneous
JUBILEUS QAAL OVOM VOMSARG - May Jubileus the creator grace you - Every auditio and Balder at the end of their lives
NONCI OM. CORONZON SISBI COMMAH. GIL GONSAG BIA MOGEMO. CRIP, CORONZON EKIEI EMNA APILA, BRITA AG - You are most understood. Our fate is tied with the demon world, and we share your earnest interest in this matter. However, if she does not reach us alive, this conversation was all for naught - Fortitudo, talking with an unseen Balder at the beginning of Chapter IV.
