Definition

deasil

adverb
  1. in a clockwise direction; moving to the right
  2. Usage: chiefly Scottish and Irish English; used in traditional and spiritual contexts
adjective
  1. moving or arranged in a clockwise direction
  2. Usage: chiefly Scottish and Irish English

Examples

  • The dancers moved deasil around the circle.
  • In Celtic tradition, walking deasil is considered auspicious.
  • The procession went deasil around the ancient stone.
  • She traced a deasil path with her finger on the map.
  • The ritual required moving deasil three times around the fire.

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