totem totems Etymology :Ojibwa oto.te.man his totem. Pronunciation :'tO-t&m. Function :noun. Date :circa 1776.
| totem | toteme inanan kimse | tr | |||
| totem | totemizm | tr | |||
| totem | totemism ongunculuk | tr | |||
| totem | totem pole totem heykeli | tr | |||
| totem | totemistonguncu | tr | |||
| totem | totem heykeli | tr | |||
| totem | totem uzmanı | tr | |||
| totem | totem isim | tr | |||
| totem | ongun | en | |||
| totem | (isim) totem | tr | |||
| totem | İlkel kabilelerde, kabile'nin atası olarak kabul edilen herhagni bir hayvan veya bitki, totem Tıp | tr | |||
| totem | Ongun | tr | |||
| totem | ilkel toplumlarda topluluğun ondan türediği sanılan ve kutsal sayılan hayvan,ağaç,rüzgar gibi herhangi bir doğal nesne | tr | |||
| totem | İlkel toplumlarda topluluğun ondan türediği sanılan ve kutsal sayılan hayvan, ağaç, rüzgâr gibi herhangi bir tabiî nesne, ongun | tr | |||
| totem | İlkel toplumlarda topluluğun ondan türediği sanılan ve kutsal sayılan hayvan, ağaç, rüzgâr gibi herhangi bir doğal nesne, ongun | tr | |||
| totem | a clan identified by their kinship to a common totemic object | en | |||
| totem | An object, such as an animal or plant, that serves as the emblem for a lineage or clan The totem often serves as a symbolic representation of a guardian spirit or an ancestor | en | |||
| totem | emblem consisting of an object such as an animal or plant; serves as the symbol of a family or clan (especially among American Indians) | en | |||
| totem | the clan etc whose kinship is defined in reference to such an object or creature | en | |||
| totem | the representation of such object or creature | en | |||
| totem | in Australia, (a somewhat inadequate term) used to refer to the connection between people, ancestral beings and the landscape (their clan estate) and includes the fauna and flora associated with it (often called "totemic species") | en | |||
| totem | any natural object or living creature that serves as an emblem of a tribe, clan or family | en | |||
| totem | An animal symbol or spirit that guides one throughout life | en | |||
| totem | In some societies, a family's totem is the particular animal, plant, or natural object which they regard as a special symbol and which they believe has spiritual significance | en | |||
| totem | sacred emblem, representation of sacred object revered by clans and tribes isim | en | |||
| totem | emblem consisting of an object such as an animal or plant; serves as the symbol of a family or clan (especially among American Indians) a clan identified by their kinship to a common totemic object | en | |||
| totem | A rude picture, as of a bird, beast, or the like, used by the North American Indians as a symbolic designation, as of a family or a clan | en | |||
| totem | Something that is a totem of another thing is a symbol of it. This opera is one of the cultural totems of Western civilisation. an animal, plant etc that is thought to have a special spiritual connection with a particular tribe, especially in North America, or a figure made to look like the animal etc (ototeman ) | en | |||
| totem | Most commonly an animal utilized by nomadic tribesmen as a representation of mythic ancestor of the group; venerated as a progenitor and protector (p 89) | en | |||
| totem | An object or thing in nature, often an animal, assumed as a token or emblem of a clan, tribe, family or related group | en | |||
| totem | a plant or animal associated with a clan as a means of group identification It may have other significance for the group as well | en | |||
| a totem | meat | en | |||
| totems | plural of totem | en | |||
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