shinto

• Relativo al sintoísmo, la religión autóctona de Japón que incluye la adoración de los kami (espíritus) y enfatiza la pureza ritual y la veneración de la naturaleza.

Relating to Shinto, the indigenous religion of Japan, which involves the worship of kami (spirits) and emphasizes ritual purity and reverence for nature.

1. Relating to ShintoismB2formal

   Pertaining to Shinto, the indigenous spiritual tradition of Japan, which involves the worship of kami (spirits) and reverence for nature and ancestors.

   relativo al sintoísmo

   • The Shinto shrine is a place of purification and prayer.
   • Many Japanese festivals have Shinto origins.
   • Shinto rituals often involve offerings of rice and sake.

   Sinónimosshintoistshintoistic

• Nombre propio que designa la religión autóctona y antiguo culto étnico de Japón, caracterizada por la veneración de los espíritus de la naturaleza y de los antepasados, y por carecer de una dogmática formal.

A proper noun referring to the native religion and former ethnic cult of Japan, characterized by a veneration of nature spirits and ancestors, and lacking formal dogma.

incontable · nombre propio

1. Indigenous Japanese religionB2formal

   The native religion of Japan, characterized by the veneration of nature spirits (kami) and ancestors, with no formal dogma.

   Sintoísmo

   • Shinto is deeply rooted in Japanese culture and traditions.
   • Many Japanese people practice both Shinto and Buddhism.
   • Shinto shrines are often located in natural settings like forests or mountains.

   Sinónimosshintoism

2. Former ethnic cult of JapanC1formal

   The ancient ethnic cult of Japan, which predates Buddhism and focuses on rituals and reverence for kami.

   Sintoísmo

   • Shinto was the state religion of Japan until the end of World War II.
   • The rituals of Shinto emphasize purification and offerings to kami.
   • Shinto has no founder or sacred scriptures like many other religions.

   Sinónimosshintoism