kindoki造句

例句与造句

1. A frequently used expression for hammering in the nails into a nkondi is " " koma nloka " " ( to attach or hammer in a curse ) derives from two ancient Bantu roots " *-kom-" which includes hammering in its semantic field, and " *-dog-" which involves witchcraft and cursing . " " Kindoki " ", a term derived from the same root is widely associated with witchcraft, or effecting curses against others, but in fact refers to any action intended to enlist spirits to harm others.
2. Complimentary remarks about witchcraft by a native Congolese initiate : " From witchcraft . . . may be developed the remedy ( " kimbuki " ) that will do most to raise up our country . " " Witchcraft . . . deserves respect . . . it can embellish or redeem ( " ketula evo vuukisa " ) . " " The ancestors were equipped with the protective witchcraft of the clan ( " kindoki kiandundila kanda " ) . . . . They could also gather the power of animals into their hands . . . whenever they needed . . . . If we could make use of these kinds of witchcraft, our country would rapidly progress in knowledge of every kind . " " You witches ( " zindoki " ) too, bring your science into the light to be written down so that . . . the benefits in it . . . endow our race ."
3. It's difficult to find kindoki in a sentence. 用kindoki造句挺难的