Okay, the user wants me to translate "magic tome" into Hebrew. Let me check the rules again. The first rule says to translate all content into Hebrew. The second rule states that if the content is already in Hebrew, leave it as is. The third rule is to provide only the translation without any explanations.
So, "magic tome" is in English. I need to translate it. The word "tome" usually refers to a large book, often used in fantasy contexts. In Hebrew, "tome" can be translated as "ספר" (sefer), which means book. "Magic" is "마법" in Korean, but since we're translating to Hebrew, "magic" would be "마법" isn't applicable here. Wait, no, the original text is in English, so I need to translate "magic" into Hebrew. The Hebrew word for magic is "_magica" or "סגולת" (segula), but "magic" as an adjective would be "магический" in Russian, but again, in Hebrew, the adjective form would be "מאגי" (magi) or "סגולתי" (segulati). However, the more common term for a magical book, especially in fantasy, might be "ספרי תקווה" (sefer teqavah) but that's "book of hope." Alternatively, "ספרי קסמים" (sefer ksimim) which is "book of magic." But "tome" is a specific term, so maybe "ספרי" (sefer) is sufficient. Let me check a reliable source or example. In Hebrew, "magic tome" is often translated as "ספרי קסמים" (sefer ksimim) or "ספרי תקווה" but I think "ספרי קסמים" is more accurate. Wait, "tome" is a large book, so maybe "ספרי" is enough, but adding "קסמים" specifies it's a magic book. So the correct translation would be "ספרי קסמים" (sefer ksimim). Let me confirm. Yes, "sefer" is book, "ksimim" is plural of "ksam" (magic). So the translation should be "ספרי קסמים". I need to make sure there's no existing Hebrew text here. The user input is in English, so no need to leave it unchanged. Just provide the translation without any explanations.
ספרי קסמים