ceremonies

Meanings of "ceremonies" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 44 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
General
1	General	master of ceremonies	bastonero [m]
2	General	master of ceremonies	maestro de ceremonias [m]
3	General	wooden vessel used in incan ceremonies in southern peru	quero (quechua) [m]
4	General	mistress of ceremonies	animadora [f]
5	General	mistress of ceremonies	bastonera [f]
6	General	master of ceremonies	animador [m]
7	General	master of ceremonies	maestro de ceremonias [m]
8	General	master of ceremonies	presentador [m]
9	General	master of ceremonies	presentadora [f]
10	General	act as master of ceremonies	actuar como maestro de ceremonias [v]
11	General	temple where ceremonies of the abakua society, of african origin, are celebrated	cuarto fambá [n] CU
12	General	master of ceremonies	maestro de ceremonias
13	General	opening ceremonies	acto de apertura
14	General	book of ceremonies for public occasions	ceremonial [m]
15	General	master of ceremonies	bastonero [m]
16	General	master of ceremonies	guión [m]
17	General	temple where ceremonies of the abakua society, of african origin, are celebrated	fambá [m] CU
18	General	temple where ceremonies of the abakua society, of african origin, are celebrated	atrile [m] CU
19	General	god in the yoruba religion that represents thunder, justice, virility, dance, and fire in santeria ceremonies	changó [m] NI DO PR
20	General	place where ceremonies are performed by the abakuá, group of african origin	atrile [m] CU
21	General	place where ceremonies are performed by the abakuá, group of african origin	cuarto fambá [m] CU
22	General	one of the characters used in voodoo ceremonies, that has origin in african customs of black slaves	candelón [m] DO
23	General	one of the characters used in voodoo ceremonies that has its origin in the african customs of black slaves,	candeló [m] DO
24	General	aromatic resin from the copal tree that is used in religious ceremonies	copal [m] MX GT HN SV NI CO BO
25	General	chant used to contact the spirits during certain rituals and ceremonies	icaro [m] PE:E rur.
26	General	pipe originally made from fired clay, stone, wood, or bone, used in collective ceremonies and rites	kitra [m] CL rare
27	General	mix of flower petals used in religious ceremonies	chagrillo (quechua) [m] EC
28	General	rattle or maracas used by the healers/witch doctors during their ceremonies	chungana [f] PE
29	General	rattle or maracas used by the healers/witch doctors during their ceremonies	chungana [f] PE
30	General	hold ceremonies to recover a soul lost to some spell	picharar [v] BO AR:Nw rur.
Idioms
31	Idioms	carry out a ritual involving prayers and ceremonies in the place where someone died in an accident	levantar el espíritu [v] HN:C,W
32	Idioms	carry out a ritual involving prayers and ceremonies in the place where someone died in an accident	levantar al semejante [v] HN
33	Idioms	carry out a ritual involving prayers and ceremonies in the place where someone died in an accident	levantar el espíritu [v] HN:C,W
Colloquial
34	Colloquial	useless ceremonies	requilorios [m/pl]
Law
35	Law	naturalization ceremonies	ceremonias de naturalización
Gastronomy
36	Gastronomy	pastry made of corn and beans with a cigar shape that eaten in certain indigenous ceremonies	chicharra [f] MX
Religion
37	Religion	set of religious ceremonies carried out with the images of the two patron saints on the border between two neighboring towns	encuentro [m] HN
38	Religion	sacred cult ceremonies	misterios [m/pl]
Botany
39	Botany	aromatic resin from the protium copal tree used in religious ceremonies	copal (náhuatl) [m]
Folklore
40	Folklore	person who wears a mask and leads certain traditional mexican religious ceremonies	chayacate [m] MX
41	Folklore	character in popular religious ceremonies that dances dressed with greater rhea feathers	hombre suri [m] AR:Nw
42	Folklore	place where ceremonies are performed by the abakuá, group of african origin	fambá [f] CU
43	Folklore	wind instrument used by the mapuches in ceremonies	trutruca [f] CL
44	Folklore	in certain ritual ceremonies, inhale a mix of herbs, tobacco and alcohol	singar [v] PE