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kokka

/ˈkɒk.ə/

Traduction: Adjectif désuet signifiant 'rusé' ou 'perspicace', issu du moyen anglais. N'est plus utilisé en anglais moderne., Nom propre désignant une branche du shintoïsme officiellement reconnue comme religion d'État du Japon.

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adjective

/ˈkɒk.ə/formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif désuet signifiant 'rusé' ou 'perspicace', issu du moyen anglais. N'est plus utilisé en anglais moderne.

An obsolete adjective meaning 'cunning' or 'shrewd', derived from Middle English. No longer used in modern English.

  1. Relating to State ShintoC2formal

    Pertaining to the pre-World War II state-supported form of Shinto in Japan, which was disestablished after 1945.

    frSe rapportant au shinto d'État

    • The Kokka Shinto rituals were once compulsory in Japanese schools.
    • Scholars study the influence of Kokka Shinto on Japanese nationalism.
    • The Emperor's role was central to Kokka Shinto doctrine.

noun

/ˈkoʊ.kə/C1formalpolitical
  • frNom propre désignant une branche du shintoïsme officiellement reconnue comme religion d'État du Japon.

A proper noun referring to a branch of Shinto that was formally recognized as the official state religion of Japan.

indénombrable · nom propre

  1. State ShintoC1formal

    The branch of Shinto that was historically recognized as the official state religion of Japan, emphasizing the divinity of the emperor and national unity.

    frShintoïsme d'État

    • Kokka Shinto was promoted by the Japanese government before World War II.
    • The Meiji Restoration saw the revival of Kokka as a unifying force.
    • Scholars study Kokka to understand its role in Japanese nationalism.