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churinga — ● churinga nom masculin (d une langue australienne) Objet rituel, réceptacle de l âme des morts ou des vivants à venir, pour les aborigènes d Australie … Encyclopédie Universelle
Churinga — Bramadera o Churinga, madera de pino, dimensiones 30cm x 5cm x 0 7cm. La churinga o Tjurungas, bull roarer en inglés, bramadera en castellano, aunque la bramadera parece ser solo de madera. Es una placa de madera, hueso, metal o pizarra de forma… … Wikipedia Español
churinga — /choo ring geuh/, n., pl. churinga, churingas. an object carved from wood or stone by Aboriginal tribes in central Australia and held by them to be sacred. [1895 1900; < Aranda jwerrene] * * * … Universalium
Churinga (moth) — Churinga Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Insecta … Wikipedia
churinga — ► femenino ANTROPOLOGÍA Objeto ritual que sirve de receptáculo del alma de los muertos o de los seres vivos que han de venir … Enciclopedia Universal
churinga — n. sacred amulet or other object considered as sacred by Australian Aboriginals … English contemporary dictionary
churinga — [tʃʌ rɪŋgə] noun (plural same or churingas) (among Australian Aboriginals) a sacred object. Origin C19: from Arrernte, lit. object from the Dreaming … English new terms dictionary
churinga — chu·rin·ga … English syllables
churinga — /tʃəˈrɪŋgə / (say chuh ringguh) noun a sacred representation of an Aboriginal totemic object usually made of wood or stone. Also, churunga, tchurunga, tjuringa, turinga. {Australian Aboriginal; Arrernte tywerrenge object from the Dreaming} …
churinga — n. (pl. ringa, ringas) sacred amulet of Australian aborigines … Dictionary of difficult words
