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fetish

/ˈfet.ɪʃ/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على شيء أو جزء من الجسم أو فعل يُبالغ في تقديسه أو التعلق به بشكل غير عقلاني، وغالباً ما يكون له دلالة جنسية.

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noun

/ˈfet.ɪʃ/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على شيء أو جزء من الجسم أو فعل يُبالغ في تقديسه أو التعلق به بشكل غير عقلاني، وغالباً ما يكون له دلالة جنسية.

A noun referring to an object, body part, or activity that is the focus of excessive or irrational devotion, often with a sexual connotation.

  1. Object of devotionC1formal

    An object that is believed to have magical or spiritual powers, often used in religious or cultural rituals.

    arصنم

    • The tribe used a carved wooden fetish in their ceremonies.
    • Anthropologists studied the fetish as a symbol of spiritual power.
    • The fetish was passed down through generations as a sacred object.

    المرادفاتamuletcharmidoltalismantotem

  2. Sexual fixationC1formal

    A form of sexual desire focused on a specific object, body part, or activity.

    arفيتيش

    • He had a fetish for leather clothing.
    • The psychologist discussed the nature of foot fetishes.
    • Her fetish involved specific textures and materials.

    المرادفاتfixationkinkobsessionparaphilia

  3. Excessive interestB2informal

    An excessive or irrational devotion to a particular thing or activity.

    arاهتمام مفرط

    • She has a fetish for collecting vintage watches.
    • His fetish for cleanliness made him clean the house twice a day.
    • The designer had a fetish for minimalist furniture.

    المرادفاتcompulsioncrazefixationinfatuationmaniaobsessionpreoccupation

    الأضدادapathydisinterestindifference

الصيغ
  • fetishes plural form
  • fetishes' possessive plural form
  • fetish's possessive singular form
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