Definition of vodun in English:

vodun

noun ˈvəʊduːnvōˈdo͞on

another term for voodoo
Example sentencesExamples
- Conjure descends from West African vodun and appears in these tales as a natural religion that has taken root in the American Southern landscape.
- Rather than following the Afro-Atlantic Haitian religion more properly termed vodun, she had, in fact, been a devotee of the related Cuban religion Santeria.
- Santeria has been portrayed in movies and television since the mid-1980s as a form of Afro-Caribbean ‘black magic’ similar to Haitian vodun, popularly known as ‘voodoo.’

Origin

Fon, 'fetish'.

Definition of vodun in US English:

vodun

nounvōˈdo͞on

another term for voodoo
Example sentencesExamples
- Rather than following the Afro-Atlantic Haitian religion more properly termed vodun, she had, in fact, been a devotee of the related Cuban religion Santeria.
- Santeria has been portrayed in movies and television since the mid-1980s as a form of Afro-Caribbean ‘black magic’ similar to Haitian vodun, popularly known as ‘voodoo.’
- Conjure descends from West African vodun and appears in these tales as a natural religion that has taken root in the American Southern landscape.

Origin

Fon, ‘fetish’.

词汇	vodun
释义	Definition of vodun in English: vodun noun ˈvəʊduːnvōˈdo͞on another term for voodoo Example sentencesExamples Conjure descends from West African vodun and appears in these tales as a natural religion that has taken root in the American Southern landscape. Rather than following the Afro-Atlantic Haitian religion more properly termed vodun, she had, in fact, been a devotee of the related Cuban religion Santeria. Santeria has been portrayed in movies and television since the mid-1980s as a form of Afro-Caribbean ‘black magic’ similar to Haitian vodun, popularly known as ‘voodoo.’ Origin Fon, 'fetish'. Definition of vodun in US English: vodun nounvōˈdo͞on another term for voodoo Example sentencesExamples Rather than following the Afro-Atlantic Haitian religion more properly termed vodun, she had, in fact, been a devotee of the related Cuban religion Santeria. Santeria has been portrayed in movies and television since the mid-1980s as a form of Afro-Caribbean ‘black magic’ similar to Haitian vodun, popularly known as ‘voodoo.’ Conjure descends from West African vodun and appears in these tales as a natural religion that has taken root in the American Southern landscape. Origin Fon, ‘fetish’.
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