Definition of sky-clad in English:

sky-clad

adjective

Naked (used especially in the context of modern pagan ritual)
some go sky-clad as they feel clothes diminish the power they are seeking from their surroundings
Example sentencesExamples
- We discovered then we had been dancing sky-clad in our rites.
- Over the centuries the Jains have evolved into two primary communities, the Digambara (the sky-clad or naked) and the vetmbara (the white-clad).
- Archaeologists have also identified a fertility site at Hutubi where life-size rock carvings show sky-clad women and men dancing.

Origin

Early 20th century: probably a translation of Sanskrit Digāmbara (see Digambara).

Definition of sky-clad in US English:

sky-clad

adjectiveˈskīˌklad

Naked (used especially in connection with modern pagan ritual)
some go sky-clad as they feel clothes diminish the power they are seeking from their surroundings
Example sentencesExamples
- We discovered then we had been dancing sky-clad in our rites.
- Over the centuries the Jains have evolved into two primary communities, the Digambara (the sky-clad or naked) and the vetmbara (the white-clad).
- Archaeologists have also identified a fertility site at Hutubi where life-size rock carvings show sky-clad women and men dancing.

Origin

Early 20th century: probably a translation of Sanskrit Digāmbara (see Digambara).

单词	sky-clad
释义	Definition of sky-clad in English: sky-clad adjective Naked (used especially in the context of modern pagan ritual) some go sky-clad as they feel clothes diminish the power they are seeking from their surroundings Example sentencesExamples We discovered then we had been dancing sky-clad in our rites. Over the centuries the Jains have evolved into two primary communities, the Digambara (the sky-clad or naked) and the vetmbara (the white-clad). Archaeologists have also identified a fertility site at Hutubi where life-size rock carvings show sky-clad women and men dancing. Origin Early 20th century: probably a translation of Sanskrit Digāmbara (see Digambara). Definition of sky-clad in US English: sky-clad adjectiveˈskīˌklad Naked (used especially in connection with modern pagan ritual) some go sky-clad as they feel clothes diminish the power they are seeking from their surroundings Example sentencesExamples We discovered then we had been dancing sky-clad in our rites. Over the centuries the Jains have evolved into two primary communities, the Digambara (the sky-clad or naked) and the vetmbara (the white-clad). Archaeologists have also identified a fertility site at Hutubi where life-size rock carvings show sky-clad women and men dancing. Origin Early 20th century: probably a translation of Sanskrit Digāmbara (see Digambara).
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