culti
culti — 名詞
1. The formal religious practices, ceremonies, and forms of worship that are carrie
崇拜儀式
特定宗教群體的正式崇拜禮儀
The formal religious practices, ceremonies, and forms of worship that are carried out by a particular group or community, especially in ancient or traditional societies.
The archaeologist found stone tablets describing the culti of the sun temple at Knossos.
考古學家在克諾索斯發現了描述太陽神廟崇拜儀式的石板。
culti + of + [place] for specifying a group's worship
During the harvest festival, the elders performed the ancient culti that their ancestors had observed for generations.
豐收節期間，長老們按照祖先世世代代遵循的方式進行古老的崇拜儀式。
perform + culti for carrying out religious practices
Bao's doctoral dissertation examines the funerary culti of the Han dynasty elite.
Bao 的博士論文探討了漢代精英階層的喪葬崇拜儀式。
Scholars of classical antiquity study the various culti that spread across the Mediterranean through trade routes.
古典時代的學者研究那些透過貿易路線傳遍地中海的各種崇拜儀式。
various culti for referring to multiple worship systems
The old manuscript lists the daily culti required to honour the household gods in ancient Rome.
這份古老手稿列出了古羅馬敬拜家神所需的日常崇拜儀式。
- perform culti
- observe culti
- follow culti
- ancient culti
- funerary culti
- religious culti
- pagan culti
- culti of the gods
- culti of the temple
- various culti
- daily culti
- rites
more general term for ceremonial acts; less tied to formal worship systems
- rituals
emphasises the procedural, step-by-step nature of ceremonies
- worship practices
broader and more descriptive; works across all religious traditions
- liturgies
more specific to formal, written orders of worship in organised religion
文法句型
culti + of + [group/place]
perform/observe + culti
用法筆記
Used primarily in academic writing about religion and ancient cultures. 'Culti' is the Latin plural form of 'cultus'; the singular is even rarer in English. This word does not carry the modern negative connotation of 'cult' as a controlling group.