IPA: //voʊˈduːn//
KK: /voʊˈduːn/
A religious practice that originated in West Africa and is characterized by the worship of spirits and ancestors, often associated with rituals and ceremonies.
Many people are curious about the beliefs and practices of vodoun.
Vodoun originates from the Fon language of West Africa, specifically from the word 'vodun', meaning spirit or deity. It refers to the traditional religious practices and beliefs involving spirits and ancestors in the Vodou religion.
Think of 'vodun' as a connection to 'spirits' in West African culture, which helps you remember that 'vodoun' relates to the spiritual practices and beliefs surrounding these spirits.
No commonly confused words.