Ritus Meaning in English

word

US

ˈraɪtəs

RYE-tuhs

UK

ˈraɪtəs

RYE-tuhs

Definition

A fixed set of formal or ceremonial actions, often done the same way every time, especially in religious or cultural contexts.

Usage & Nuances

'Ritus' is formal and mainly refers to religious or cultural ceremonies (like weddings or funerals). In modern English, 'ritual' is much more common. Used in academic, religious, or anthropological contexts.

• Spanish: rito
• Portuguese (BR): rito
• Portuguese (PT): rito
• Chinese (Simplified): 仪式
• Chinese (Traditional): 儀式
• Hindi: अनुष्ठान
• Arabic: طقس
• Bengali: বিধি - আনুষ্ঠানিক অনুষ্ঠান
• Russian: обряд - ритуал
• Japanese: 儀式
• Vietnamese: nghi lễ
• Korean: 의식
• Turkish: ritüel - tören
• Urdu: رسم - رسمیہ تقریب
• Indonesian: ritus - upacara

Example Sentences

The wedding ritus lasts for one hour.

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This religious ritus is very old.

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Every morning, they perform a family ritus.

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The graduation ritus brought everyone to tears.

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Some tribes have a secret ritus for welcoming new members.

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I didn't understand the meaning behind the ancient ritus.

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