noun

bagi

Bagi (noun) means a sacred room or shrine used in Vodou (voodoo) worship for housing spirits and ritual objects. Example: “The priestess kept the ceremonial drums inside the bagi.”

noun

A sacred room or shrine used in Vodou (voodoo) worship for housing spirits and ritual objects.

"The priestess kept the ceremonial drums inside the bagi."

"Only initiates were permitted to enter the bagi during the ritual."

How to use bagi

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In plain EnglishA sacred shrine room in Vodou practice.

Word forms

bagis plural

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Rhymes for bagi

Magi Nagi Takagi Miyagi Kashiwagi Katsuragi

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What does “bagi” mean?

The word “bagi” means a sacred room or shrine used in Vodou (voodoo) worship for housing spirits and ritual objects. In plain terms, a sacred shrine room in Vodou practice.

How do you use “bagi” in a sentence?

Here is “bagi” used in a sentence: “The priestess kept the ceremonial drums inside the bagi.”

What part of speech is “bagi”?

“Bagi” is a noun.

What is the meaning of bagi?

"bagi" (noun) means a sacred room or shrine used in Vodou (voodoo) worship for housing spirits and ritual objects.

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