しゅくべつ

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi); noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru
  1. consecration (of a person or thing, in Catholicism); sanctification; prayer of sanctification; ritual of consecration
Forms
  • しゅくべつ
  • しゅくべつ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. consecration (of a person or thing, in Catholicism)
  2. This meaning refers to the act of dedicating a person or object to a sacred purpose, often within a religious context. It signifies that the individual or item has been set apart for divine service or honor.
  3. sanctification
  4. This meaning is related to the process of being made holy or becoming sacred. It can refer to the transformation of an individual or place through divine influence.
  5. prayer of sanctification
  6. This meaning involves a specific prayer that is recited to invoke holiness or divine presence over a person or object, often associated with specific rites and rituals.
  7. ritual of consecration
  8. This meaning refers to a formal ceremony or set of actions that are performed to consecrate a person or thing, emphasizing the structured nature of the rite involved.
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