make the deasil

verb

To move or walk clockwise, or in the direction of the sun's apparent path across the sky, traditionally performed as an auspicious or protective ritual.

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Meanings

verbmake the deasil (third-person singular simple present makes the deasil, present participle making the deasil, simple past and past participle made the deasil)

present singular third person makes the deasil · participle present making the deasil · participle past made the deasil · past made the deasil

  1. ScotlanddatedhistoricalobsoleteTo move or walk clockwise, or in the direction of the sun's apparent path across the sky, traditionally performed as an auspicious or protective ritual.
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make the deasil. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 4, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/make%20the%20deasil

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