Druidry

English

Alternative forms

• druidry

Etymology

From Druid +‎ -ry.

Noun

Druidry (uncountable)

1. A religion and philosophy which promotes harmony with nature, and draws on the practices of the druids.

   Synonyms: druidism, Druidism

Coordinate terms

religionsedit

• agnosticism
• Asatru
• atheism
• Ayyavazhi
• Baháʼí Faith
• Bon
• Buddhism
• Cao Dai
• Cheondoism
• Christianity
• deism
• Druidry
• Druze
• Eckankar
• Heathenry
• Hinduism
• Islam
• Jainism
• Jediism
• Judaism
• Kimbanguism
• Odinism
• paganism
• Pastafarianism
• Raëlism
• Rastafarianism
• Rodnovery
• Romuva
• Samaritanism
• Sanamahism
• Shinto
• Sikhism
• Taoism
• Tengrism
• Thelema
• Unitarian Universalism
• Wicca
• Yahwism
• Yazidism
• Yoruba
• Zoroastrianism

Translations

a religion and philosophy which promotes harmony with nature, and draws on the practices of the druids — see also druidism

• Breton: drouiziezh f
• French: druidisme (fr) m
• Hungarian: újdruidizmus, druidizmus
• Polish: druidyzm m
• Spanish: druidismo m
• Welsh: derwyddiaeth f