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[てん()·れい()]
tenrei
noun, no adjective

English Meaning(s) for 典礼

noun, no adjective
  1. ceremony; etiquette; courtesy; (Catholic) liturgy

Definition and Synonyms for 典礼

Ceremony the proper or conventional behavior on some solemn occasion
Synonyms: セレモニー, , 儀式, , , 典礼, 定式, , 式典, 礼式
Ritual any customary observance or practice
Synonyms: セレモニー, , 儀典, 儀式, , , 典礼, 定式, , 式典, 祭り, 祭る, 祭事, 祭儀, 祭祀, 聖祭
Religious Rite an established ceremony prescribed by a religion
Synonyms: 典礼
Ritual the prescribed procedure for conducting religious ceremonies
Synonyms: 儀典, 典礼, 礼典, 祭儀, 祭祀
Liturgy a rite or body of rites prescribed for public worship
Synonyms: 典礼
Etiquette rules governing socially acceptable behavior
Synonyms: エチケット, 作法, 儀礼, 典礼, , , 礼儀, 礼儀作法, 礼典, 礼式, 礼法, 礼節, 行儀作法
Observance a formal event performed on a special occasion
Synonyms: セレモニー, , , , 儀典, 儀式, 儀式用, , , 典礼, , 式典, 栄典, お祝い, 祝典, 祭り, 祭る

Meanings for each kanji in 典礼

» code; ceremony; law; rule
» salute; bow; ceremony; thanks; remuneration

Categories 典礼 is a member of

Activity any specific behavior
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Practice a customary way of operation or behavior
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Custom accepted or habitual practice
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Religious Ritual a ceremony having religious meaning
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Religious Rite an established ceremony prescribed by a religion
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Rule prescribed guide for conduct or action
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Occasion a vaguely specified social event
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