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What is another word for jujus?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈuːd͡ʒəs] (IPA)

Jujus are objects believed to hold magical or supernatural powers according to African mythology. Synonyms for jujus include amulets, charms, talismans, fetishes, and totems. These objects are usually worn on the body or placed in homes, and they are believed to protect the person from harm or bring good luck. The use of jujus is deeply rooted in African cultural practices and traditions, and they have been used for generations. While the term "jujus" is more commonly used in West Africa, similar objects and practices can be found across the continent.
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But of course the natives still have their village jujus.
"White Queen of the Cannibals: The Story of Mary Slessor"
A. J. Bueltmann
Of course, everything that is not Teutonic is, to put it mildly, not up to what is; and equally, of course, I feel more at home with and hold in greater esteem the English Black: a great, strong Kruman, for example, with his front teeth filed, nothing much on but oil, half a dozen wives, and half a hundred jujus, is a sort of person whom I hold higher than any other form of native, let the other form dress in silk, satin, or cashmere, and make what pretty things he pleases.
"West African studies"
Mary Henrietta Kingsley

Related words: jinx, juju, juju man, juju magic, juju spells, juju men

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