Definition of Pocomania in English:

Pocomania

noun ˌpəʊkə(ʊ)ˈmeɪnɪəˌpōkəˈmānēə

mass noun

A Jamaican folk religion combining revivalism with ancestor worship and spirit possession.
波可癫狂教（一种牙买加民间宗教，兼有再生论、祖先崇拜和精灵附体的特点）
Example sentencesExamples
- Consequently, Jamaican Christians and Afro-centric religions (Myalism, Pocomania, Shango) bury their dead after performing special rites or a formal church service.
- Kumina is the musical component of the Spiritist religion Pocomania.

Origin

1930s: probably a Hispanicized form of a local word, the second element being interpreted as -mania.

Definition of Pocomania in US English:

Pocomania

nounˌpōkəˈmānēə

A Jamaican folk religion combining revivalism with ancestor worship and spirit possession.
波可癫狂教（一种牙买加民间宗教，兼有再生论、祖先崇拜和精灵附体的特点）
Example sentencesExamples
- Kumina is the musical component of the Spiritist religion Pocomania.
- Consequently, Jamaican Christians and Afro-centric religions (Myalism, Pocomania, Shango) bury their dead after performing special rites or a formal church service.

Origin

1930s: probably a Hispanicized form of a local word, the second element being interpreted as -mania.

单词	Pocomania
释义	Definition of Pocomania in English: Pocomania noun ˌpəʊkə(ʊ)ˈmeɪnɪəˌpōkəˈmānēə mass noun A Jamaican folk religion combining revivalism with ancestor worship and spirit possession. 波可癫狂教（一种牙买加民间宗教，兼有再生论、祖先崇拜和精灵附体的特点） Example sentencesExamples Consequently, Jamaican Christians and Afro-centric religions (Myalism, Pocomania, Shango) bury their dead after performing special rites or a formal church service. Kumina is the musical component of the Spiritist religion Pocomania. Origin 1930s: probably a Hispanicized form of a local word, the second element being interpreted as -mania. Definition of Pocomania in US English: Pocomania nounˌpōkəˈmānēə A Jamaican folk religion combining revivalism with ancestor worship and spirit possession. 波可癫狂教（一种牙买加民间宗教，兼有再生论、祖先崇拜和精灵附体的特点） Example sentencesExamples Kumina is the musical component of the Spiritist religion Pocomania. Consequently, Jamaican Christians and Afro-centric religions (Myalism, Pocomania, Shango) bury their dead after performing special rites or a formal church service. Origin 1930s: probably a Hispanicized form of a local word, the second element being interpreted as -mania.
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