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mantra

/ˈmæn.trə/

Traduction: Mot ou phrase que l'on répète souvent, généralement dans un contexte spirituel ou méditatif ; en sanskrit, désigne une formule sacrée ou un hymne poétique de la tradition védique.

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/ˈmæn.trə/C1formal
  • frMot ou phrase que l'on répète souvent, généralement dans un contexte spirituel ou méditatif ; en sanskrit, désigne une formule sacrée ou un hymne poétique de la tradition védique.

A noun referring to a word or phrase that is repeated frequently, often used in a spiritual or meditative context; in Sanskrit, it denotes a sacred utterance or a poetic hymn from Vedic tradition.

  1. Repeated phrase or sloganB2informal

    A word or phrase that is frequently repeated, often used as a guiding principle or to express a belief.

    frMantra (phrase répétée)

    • Her mantra is 'keep moving forward' no matter what.
    • The company's mantra focuses on innovation and customer satisfaction.
    • He repeated his mantra of hard work and dedication.

    Synonymesbywordcatchphrasechantformulamottorefrainshibbolethsloganwatchword

  2. Sacred utterance in Hinduism and BuddhismB2formal

    A sacred word, sound, or phrase, often chanted during meditation or prayer, believed to have spiritual power.

    frMantra (énoncé sacré)

    • The monk chanted the ancient mantra during the ceremony.
    • Many people use the mantra 'Om' to focus their meditation.
    • In Vedic tradition, mantras are considered powerful tools for spiritual growth.

    Synonymeschanthymnincantationprayer

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  • mantras plural form
  • mantras' possessive plural form
  • mantra's possessive singular form
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