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occult in Japanese

occult in Japanese is オカルト, 超自然現象, 掩蔽 — occult means relating to magic, mysticism, or supernatural practices.

occult in Japanese

オカルト
noun
Pronounced: okaruto
(usually, _, with "the") Supernatural affairs.
超自然現象
noun
Pronounced: chōshizengenshō
(usually, _, with "the") Supernatural affairs.
掩蔽
verb
Pronounced: enpei
(transitive, astronomy) To cover or hide from view.

What does "occult" mean?

  1. adj Relating to magic, mysticism, or supernatural practices.
    "She kept a collection of books on occult rituals."
  2. adj Hidden from ordinary knowledge or view.
    "His illness had occult symptoms that were hard to diagnose."
  3. verb To hide or block from view.
    "The moon occulted the star for several minutes."
  4. 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 Japanese?

"occult" in Japanese is オカルト, 超自然現象, 掩蔽. occult means: Relating to magic, mysticism, or supernatural practices.

How do you pronounce オカルト?

"occult" in Japanese is オカルト, pronounced "okaruto".

How do you use "occult" in a sentence?

Example: "She kept a collection of books on occult rituals." In Japanese, "occult" is オカルト, 超自然現象, 掩蔽.

Are there other ways to say "occult" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "occult": オカルト, 超自然現象, 掩蔽.

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