manito Antonyms
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Meaning of manito
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manito (n.)
Alt. of Manitu
manito Sentence Examples
- The manito, a legendary Algonquian spirit, was believed to reside in the northern lights.
- The young manito eagerly awaited the arrival of his father from a distant land.
- With great reverence, the tribe performed a sacred dance to honor the manito of their hunting grounds.
- The manito's voice echoed through the forest, guiding the lost and protecting the vulnerable.
- The medicine man chanted ancient incantations to communicate with the manito of healing.
- Legends spoke of a manito who could transform into an animal to protect his people.
- The manito's teachings emphasized harmony, respect for nature, and the importance of community.
- The elder manito shared wisdom from generations past, shaping the beliefs and practices of the tribe.
- As the sun began its descent, the manito's presence became tangible, filling the air with awe and wonder.
- The manito's spirit continued to inspire and guide the people for centuries to come.
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Alt. of Manitu
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The manito, a legendary Algonquian spirit, was believed to reside in the northern lights.
The young manito eagerly awaited the arrival of his father from a distant land.
With great reverence, the tribe performed a sacred dance to honor the manito of their hunting grounds.
The manito's voice echoed through the forest, guiding the lost and protecting the vulnerable.
