English to Hmong Meaning of ritual - ritual

Ritual :

ritual

noun

muaj nuj nqi, kev ua tau zoo, daim ntawv, tswvyim, kev txiav txim, txoj kev, txheej txheem, txiav txim, qhia txog kev ua, lag luam, ua

adjective

Ritual :: ritualRitualism :: ritualismRitually :: qasRituals :: rituals

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Definitions of ritual in English

Noun(1) any customary observance or practice(2) the prescribed procedure for conducting religious ceremonies(3) stereotyped behavior
Adjective(1) of or relating to or characteristic of religious rituals(2) of or relating to or employed in social rites or rituals

Examples of ritual in English

(1) Checking the soccer results was a ritual they followed most Saturday evenings during the soccer season.(2) Most Catalans mark major events such as baptism and marriage with the appropriate religious ritual .(3) During the ritual ceremonies and dances, Hopi men wear elaborate costumes that include special headdresses, masks, and body paints.(4) The island's men perform ritual dances to attract wives in this matriarchal society.(5) While performing the ritual , the shaman (witch doctor) dances and enters into a trance.(6) She realized they were dancing a ritual dance, a dance to an unknown deity.(7) For example, three Balinese texts discuss an ancient ritual called the Crow Ceremony that precedes an attack on another region.(8) The couple begins their wedding day with a religious ritual in the early morning and by receiving blessings from monks.(9) In Gypsy custom, ritual purification is the road to health.(10) She began her normal ritual of making dinner, followed by a soothing bubble bath.(11) After death, the family performs rites for the benefit of the departed and undertakes a ritual purification of the home.(12) My uncle's invitations grew more frequent, and we went through the same ritual many times.(13) Food consumption is a vital part of ritual celebrations.(14) He is unflinching in his descriptions of the ritual humiliations of a writer in Hollywood.(15) The slain bodies of the townspeople had been given the ritual burial, cremated in the fire, their souls sent to the afterlife to live in peace.(16) Such imposing classical receptacles are associated with pagan temples, worship and libations, and they thus introduce a sense of solemn ritual and ceremony.

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Synonyms

Adjective

1. ceremonial ::

ceremonial

4. set ::

txheej

5. formal ::

formal

6. sacramental ::

foom

7. liturgical ::

liturgical

8. traditional ::

tsoos

9. conventional ::

Noun

10. ceremony ::

ceremony

11. rite ::

rite

12. ceremonial ::

ceremonial

13. observance ::

observance

14. service ::

kev pab cuam

15. sacrament ::

cim nco txog

16. liturgy ::

liturgy

17. worship ::

pe hawm

18. act ::

19. practice ::

xyaum

20. custom ::

kev cai

21. tradition ::

kev lig kev cai

22. convention ::

convention

23. formality ::

formality

24. procedure ::

txoj kev

25. protocol ::

raws tu qauv

Different Forms

ritual, ritualism, ritually, rituals

Word Example from TV Shows

Choosing a new laptop is an incredibly personal RITUAL.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 19

Examples of ritual from TV Shows

Choosing a new laptop is an incredibly personal RITUAL.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 19

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