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BLOTS - translation to arabic
SACRIFICIAL FEAST IN GERMANIC PAGANISM
Húsel; Husel; Blóts; Blot (sacrifice); Sigrblót; Sigrblot; Haustblot; Geblōt; Geblot; Sow Day; Bloot
BLOTS
ألاسم
بُقْعَة ; خَلَل ; دَنِيئَة ; شائِبَة ; عِلَّة ; عَيْب ; عَيْبَة ; غَضَاضَة ; غُضَّة ; لَطْخَة ; مَعَابَة
الفعل
بَقَّعَ ; لَطَخَ ; لَطَّخَ ; نَقَّطَ
تشرب
blot
نشافة
blotter
Definition
Rorschach test
['r?:??:k]
¦ noun Psychology a test used in psychoanalysis, in which a standard set of symmetrical ink blots of different shapes and colours is presented one by one to the subject, who is asked to describe what they suggest or resemble.
Origin
1920s: named after the Swiss psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach.
Wikipedia
Blót
Blót (Old Norse) and blōt or geblōt (Old English) are terms for "blood sacrifice" in Norse paganism and Anglo-Saxon paganism respectively. A comparanda can also be reconstructed for wider Germanic paganism.
A blót could be dedicated to any of the Germanic gods, the spirits of the land, and to ancestors. The sacrifice involved aspects of a sacramental meal or feast.
Examples of use of BLOTS
1. And the body of the entire etrog was covered with blots that could not be ignored.
2. Galit kept asking when her father would return, and began drawing black lines and blots incessantly.
3. So it exactly blots out the sun – or at least, it usually does.
4. But there are blots on the horizon that are bedevilling the tortuous accession negotiations with the EU.
5. "First it was ink blots, then things like clouds in the sky and now mobile phone pictures.