Shinto

Definition of Shinto

Shinto is a Japanese religion that focuses on ritual practices and the worship of spirits called kami.

How should Shinto divide into syllables

The word 'shinto' has 2 syllables. The syllables are 'shin' and 'to'. In 'shin', the vowel is 'i' and the consonants are 'sh' and 'n'. In 'to', the vowel is 'o' and the consonant is 't'.

Part of Speech - Shinto

He studied Shinto in Japan during his summer vacation.

Sentences with Shinto

• Shinto is an ancient religion in Japan.
• I visited a Shinto shrine during my trip to Tokyo.
• The Shinto rituals are beautiful and meaningful.
• Many Japanese people practice Shinto as their religion.
• Shinto emphasizes the connection between nature and humanity.
• Shinto priests wear traditional clothing during ceremonies.
• My friend follows the Shinto faith and visits shrines regularly.
• The teachings of Shinto promote harmony and respect for all beings.
• Shinto ceremonies often involve purification rituals.
• Shinto is deeply ingrained in Japanese culture and traditions.

Quotes with Shinto

• "Shinto is not exactly a religion; it's more like a practice of life." - Morinosuke Kajima
• "Shintoism, one of the two great religions of Japan, is one of the most remarkable of the indigenous religious systems of the world." - Lafcadio Hearn
• "Shinto is a religion without dogmas, without creeds, without founder. It is a religion of nature." - Yasumaro Mori
• "Shintoism simply means the way of the gods." - Yukitaka Yamamoto
• "Shinto is a path that leads us to realize the sacredness of all things." - Motohisa Yamakage

Number of characters in Shinto

6 ( s, h, i, n, t, o )

Unique letters in Shinto

6 ( s, h, i, n, t, o )

Shinto Backwards

otnihs

Phonetic Transcription of Shinto

IPA (International): ˈʃɪˌntəʊ

ARA (American): ˈʃɪˌnto

EPA (English): ˈʃɪˌntəʊ

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