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druid

/ˈdruː.ɪd/

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noun

/ˈdruː.ɪd/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее члена древнего кельтского жречества, часто ассоциирующегося с религиозными ритуалами, поклонением природе и мудростью в дохристианской Британии и Галлии.

A noun referring to a member of the ancient Celtic priesthood, often associated with religious rituals, nature worship, and wisdom in pre-Christian Britain and Gaul.

  1. Ancient Celtic priestB2formal

    A member of the priestly class in ancient Celtic societies, often associated with nature worship, rituals, and wisdom.

    ruДруид

    • The druids performed ceremonies in sacred oak groves.
    • Ancient texts describe druids as keepers of oral traditions.
    • Julius Caesar wrote about the druids in his accounts of Gaul.
  2. Modern spiritual practitionerB2informal

    A person who follows modern neo-pagan or spiritual practices inspired by ancient Celtic traditions.

    ruСовременный духовный практик

    • She identifies as a druid and celebrates the solstices.
    • Modern druids often gather at Stonehenge for rituals.
    • He joined a druid order to study nature-based spirituality.
Forms
  • druids plural form
  • druids' possessive plural form
  • druid's possessive singular form