occult in Czech
occult in Czech is okultní, skrytý, esoterický — occult means relating to magic, mysticism, or supernatural practices.
occult in Czech
okultní
(medicine) Secret; hidden from general knowledge; undetected.
skrytý
(medicine) Secret; hidden from general knowledge; undetected.
okultní
Related to the occult; pertaining to mysticism, magic, or astrology.
esoterický
Esoteric.
What does "occult" mean?
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adj Relating to magic, mysticism, or supernatural practices.
"She kept a collection of books on occult rituals."
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adj Hidden from ordinary knowledge or view.
"His illness had occult symptoms that were hard to diagnose."
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verb To hide or block from view.
"The moon occulted the star for several minutes."
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noun Supernatural beliefs, practices, or phenomena, considered as a whole.
"He became fascinated by the occult after reading about tarot."
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occult in a sentence
- She kept a collection of books on occult rituals.
- His illness had occult symptoms that were hard to diagnose.
- The moon occulted the star for several minutes.
- He became fascinated by the occult after reading about tarot.
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What is "occult" in Czech?
"occult" in Czech is okultní, skrytý, esoterický. occult means: Relating to magic, mysticism, or supernatural practices.
How do you use "occult" in a sentence?
Example: "She kept a collection of books on occult rituals." In Czech, "occult" is okultní, skrytý, esoterický.
Are there other ways to say "occult" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "occult": okultní, skrytý, esoterický.
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