культ

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Russian

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Pronunciation

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  • IPA(key): [kulʲt]
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Noun

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культ (kulʹtm inan (genitive ку́льта, nominative plural ку́льты, genitive plural ку́льтов, relational adjective ку́льтовый)

  1. cult, the social movement and practices associated with the admiration or worship of something

Usage notes

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Культ in Russian refers to the practice of the admiration or worship of something. For the specific meaning of "a group of people having beliefs or practices regarded by others as strange or sinister," see се́кта.

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Ukrainian

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Noun

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культ (kulʹtm inan (genitive ку́льту, nominative plural ку́льти, genitive plural ку́льтів)

  1. cult
    • 1957, Нариси стародавньої історії УРСР, 495:
      Пережитком глибокої давнини є ведмежий культ, що процвітав у багатьох районах Русі аж до християнізації і навіть пізніше.
      Perežytkom hlybokoji davnyny je vedmežyj kulʹt, ščo procvitav u bahatʹox rajonax Rusi až do xrystyjanizaciji i navitʹ pizniše.
      A remnant of antiquity is a bear cult that has flourished in many areas of Rus until the Christianization, and even later.

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