Definition of Santeria in English:

Santeria

nounˌsantɛˈriːəˌsan(t)əˈrēə

mass noun

A pantheistic Afro-Cuban religious cult developed from the beliefs and customs of the Yoruba people and incorporating some elements of the Catholic religion.
Example sentencesExamples
- What's the difference between voodoo, hoodoo, santeria, and candomble?
- Many of those who call themselves Catholics are also adherents of an Afro-Cuban religious tradition known as santeria.
- If its guarding your aura, my first impression is something of the voodoo / santeria nature, as one on these paths has a spirit that ‘owns’ one's head, and can be known to be quite protective of it.
- Bored by the slogans and hard labor, she eventually is drawn to the African-Cuban religion santeria, giving her some spiritual peace before her death.
- A dabbler in santeria and a believer in omens (aguero means portent or augury), Constancia's favorite radio show is La Hora de los Milagros, ‘The Hour of Miracles.’
- I've tried to find answers in many fields, i.e. Buddhism, santeria, Christianity, but these avenues were not providing the answers that I needed but rather worsening my severe confusion.
- She also took Spanish lessons so she could talk to people and have a greater understanding of santeria and the African origins of Cuban culture.
- And speaking of voodoo and santeria, it'll be a good idea to also cover the drumming used.
- She also taught him about santeria, Cuba's African-derived religion that has outlasted any political regime.
- Pure West African rhythms can still be heard in the drum-driven ceremonies of voodoo and santeria throughout the Caribbean and South America.

Origin

Spanish, literally 'holiness'.

Definition of Santeria in US English:

Santeria

(also Santería)

nounˌsan(t)əˈrēə

A pantheistic Afro-Cuban religious cult developed from the beliefs and customs of the Yoruba people and incorporating some elements of the Catholic religion.
Example sentencesExamples
- And speaking of voodoo and santeria, it'll be a good idea to also cover the drumming used.
- Pure West African rhythms can still be heard in the drum-driven ceremonies of voodoo and santeria throughout the Caribbean and South America.
- If its guarding your aura, my first impression is something of the voodoo / santeria nature, as one on these paths has a spirit that ‘owns’ one's head, and can be known to be quite protective of it.
- A dabbler in santeria and a believer in omens (aguero means portent or augury), Constancia's favorite radio show is La Hora de los Milagros, ‘The Hour of Miracles.’
- Many of those who call themselves Catholics are also adherents of an Afro-Cuban religious tradition known as santeria.
- She also took Spanish lessons so she could talk to people and have a greater understanding of santeria and the African origins of Cuban culture.
- I've tried to find answers in many fields, i.e. Buddhism, santeria, Christianity, but these avenues were not providing the answers that I needed but rather worsening my severe confusion.
- She also taught him about santeria, Cuba's African-derived religion that has outlasted any political regime.
- What's the difference between voodoo, hoodoo, santeria, and candomble?
- Bored by the slogans and hard labor, she eventually is drawn to the African-Cuban religion santeria, giving her some spiritual peace before her death.

Origin

Spanish, literally ‘holiness’.

词汇	Santeria
释义	Definition of Santeria in English: Santeria nounˌsantɛˈriːəˌsan(t)əˈrēə mass noun A pantheistic Afro-Cuban religious cult developed from the beliefs and customs of the Yoruba people and incorporating some elements of the Catholic religion. Example sentencesExamples What's the difference between voodoo, hoodoo, santeria, and candomble? Many of those who call themselves Catholics are also adherents of an Afro-Cuban religious tradition known as santeria. If its guarding your aura, my first impression is something of the voodoo / santeria nature, as one on these paths has a spirit that ‘owns’ one's head, and can be known to be quite protective of it. Bored by the slogans and hard labor, she eventually is drawn to the African-Cuban religion santeria, giving her some spiritual peace before her death. A dabbler in santeria and a believer in omens (aguero means portent or augury), Constancia's favorite radio show is La Hora de los Milagros, ‘The Hour of Miracles.’ I've tried to find answers in many fields, i.e. Buddhism, santeria, Christianity, but these avenues were not providing the answers that I needed but rather worsening my severe confusion. She also took Spanish lessons so she could talk to people and have a greater understanding of santeria and the African origins of Cuban culture. And speaking of voodoo and santeria, it'll be a good idea to also cover the drumming used. She also taught him about santeria, Cuba's African-derived religion that has outlasted any political regime. Pure West African rhythms can still be heard in the drum-driven ceremonies of voodoo and santeria throughout the Caribbean and South America. Origin Spanish, literally 'holiness'. Definition of Santeria in US English: Santeria (also Santería) nounˌsan(t)əˈrēə A pantheistic Afro-Cuban religious cult developed from the beliefs and customs of the Yoruba people and incorporating some elements of the Catholic religion. Example sentencesExamples And speaking of voodoo and santeria, it'll be a good idea to also cover the drumming used. Pure West African rhythms can still be heard in the drum-driven ceremonies of voodoo and santeria throughout the Caribbean and South America. If its guarding your aura, my first impression is something of the voodoo / santeria nature, as one on these paths has a spirit that ‘owns’ one's head, and can be known to be quite protective of it. A dabbler in santeria and a believer in omens (aguero means portent or augury), Constancia's favorite radio show is La Hora de los Milagros, ‘The Hour of Miracles.’ Many of those who call themselves Catholics are also adherents of an Afro-Cuban religious tradition known as santeria. She also took Spanish lessons so she could talk to people and have a greater understanding of santeria and the African origins of Cuban culture. I've tried to find answers in many fields, i.e. Buddhism, santeria, Christianity, but these avenues were not providing the answers that I needed but rather worsening my severe confusion. She also taught him about santeria, Cuba's African-derived religion that has outlasted any political regime. What's the difference between voodoo, hoodoo, santeria, and candomble? Bored by the slogans and hard labor, she eventually is drawn to the African-Cuban religion santeria, giving her some spiritual peace before her death. Origin Spanish, literally ‘holiness’.
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