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A ceremonial fire is often referred to as a "sacred fire" or "ritual fire." These fires are used in various cultural and religious ceremonies to symbolize purification, offerings, or the presence of the divine. They play a significant role in many traditions, including indigenous practices and various religious observances.
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What is a ceremonial fire called?
pyre
What is a four letter word for ceremonial fire?
pyre
What is another term for ceremonial fire?
ask erin...
What is the other name for the ceremonial house for the Cahuilla tribe?
what is another name for the cahuilla ceremonial houses
What is another name for ceremonial garment?
Vestment
What does the word pyre mean?
pyre usually refers to a ceremonial or funeral fire and a corpse is usually burned in them (old ships were once burned in ceremonial pyres as well)
What is the name of the Ceremonial staff held by monarch?
the scepter (sceptre)
What is the name the cacique's ceremonial stool?
The cacique's ceremonial stool is called a "duho." It was an important symbol of leadership and power in many indigenous cultures in the Caribbean. The duho was used by caciques during important ceremonies and gatherings.
What is the name of the ceremonial dinner commemorating the story of Exodus?
The Pesach Seder.
What is the name of the great Mayan ceremonial center located in Guatemala?
Jadeite
Can anyone suggest another name for welcoming ceremony?
Ceremonial greeting.
What is the name of Bishops hat?
The bishop's ceremonial hat is called a mitre.
