occultism

English

Etymology

Borrowed from French occultisme, analyzable as occult +‎ -ism.

Noun

occultism (countable and uncountable, plural occultisms)

1. The study of the supernatural
2. A belief in occult powers and the hope of controlling them

Translations

study of the supernatural

• Catalan: ocultisme m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 神秘主義／神秘主义 (zh) (shénmìzhǔyì), 神秘學／神秘学 (shénmìxué)

• Czech: okultismus m
• Estonian: okultism
• Finnish: salatiede (fi), okkultismi (fi), rajatieto
• French: occultisme (fr) m
• German: Okkultismus (de) m
• Greek: αποκρυφισμός (el) m (apokryfismós)
• Irish: asarlaíocht f
• Japanese: オカルティズム (okarutizumu)
• Polish: okultyzm (pl) m
• Portuguese: ocultismo (pt) m
• Russian: оккульти́зм (ru) m (okkulʹtízm)
• Serbo-Croatian: okultizam (sh) m
• Spanish: ocultismo
• Tagalog: alimuwang

belief in occult powers

• Finnish: salatiede (fi), okkultismi (fi)
• Polish: okultyzm (pl) m
• Russian: оккульти́зм (ru) m (okkulʹtízm)
• Spanish: ocultismo