ritual in Japanese
ritual in Japanese is 儀式的, 儀式, 祭祀 — ritual means a set sequence of actions performed regularly, often with symbolic or religious meaning.
ritual in Japanese
儀式的
Pronounced: gishikiteki
Related to a rite or repeated set of actions.
儀式
Pronounced: gishiki
A rite; a repeated set of actions, especially in religious contexts.
祭祀
Pronounced: saishi
A rite; a repeated set of actions, especially in religious contexts.
What does "ritual" mean?
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noun A set sequence of actions performed regularly, often with symbolic or religious meaning.
"The morning coffee had become a ritual he never skipped."
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adj Relating to, or done as part of, a rite or fixed ceremony.
"Ritual dances marked the start of the harvest festival."
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ritual in a sentence
- The morning coffee had become a ritual he never skipped.
- The priest led the congregation through the ritual.
- Ritual dances marked the start of the harvest festival.
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What is "ritual" in Japanese?
"ritual" in Japanese is 儀式的, 儀式, 祭祀. ritual means: A set sequence of actions performed regularly, often with symbolic or religious meaning.
How do you pronounce 儀式的?
"ritual" in Japanese is 儀式的, pronounced "gishikiteki".
How do you use "ritual" in a sentence?
Example: "The morning coffee had become a ritual he never skipped." In Japanese, "ritual" is 儀式的, 儀式, 祭祀.
Are there other ways to say "ritual" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "ritual": 儀式的, 儀式, 祭祀.
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