shaman in Latin
shaman in Latin is samānus — shaman means a person believed to act as a go-between between the human and spirit worlds, often serving as a healer within their community.
shaman in Latin
samānus
A member of certain tribal societies who acts as a spiritual or religious medium between the concrete and spirit worlds; sometimes also a healer.
What does "shaman" mean?
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noun A person believed to act as a go-between between the human and spirit worlds, often serving as a healer within their community.
"The tribe's shaman led the healing ceremony."
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shaman in a sentence
- The tribe's shaman led the healing ceremony.
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What is "shaman" in Latin?
"shaman" in Latin is samānus. shaman means: A person believed to act as a go-between between the human and spirit worlds, often serving as a healer within their community.
How do you use "shaman" in a sentence?
Example: "The tribe's shaman led the healing ceremony." In Latin, "shaman" is samānus.
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