zoolatry

Meanings

• The act of worshiping animals, either as gods or for their supposed spiritual benefits.

  - "In ancient Egypt, people practiced zoolatry by worshiping various animals, such as cats, crocodiles, and ibexes."
  - "Some indigenous cultures in South America believe that certain animals possess spiritual powers and can be communicated with through shamanic rituals. This practice is known as zoolatry."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with zoolatry
animal , capability , creature , deity , divinity , faith , godhead , idolatry , immortality , miracle , pantheon , piety , reverence , sanctuary , saintliness , shrine , spirituality , tabernacle , temple , theology , throne , trinity , veil , virtue , worship , zeal

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Variants

List of all variants of zoolatry that leads to same result
zoolatries , zoolatry

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

The term 'zoolatry' comes from the Greek words 'zoo' (animal) and 'latreia' (worship).

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