IPA: /ˈvoʊduːn/
KK: /ˈvoʊdʊn/
A religious practice that originated in West Africa, often associated with the worship of spirits and ancestors, and sometimes misunderstood as a form of magic.
Many people are curious about the traditions and rituals of vodun.
Vodun originates from the Fon language of the Ewe people in West Africa, meaning spirit or deity. It refers to a traditional African religion that involves the worship of spirits and ancestors.
Think of the word 'vodun' as representing 'spirits' in the Fon language, helping you remember that it refers to a religion centered around the worship of spirits and deities.
No commonly confused words.