Meaning of veve in English:
veve
noun
(also vèvè)
In voodoo and some other Afro-Caribbean religions: any of various symbols used to represent or summon a particular god or spirit.
In ritual use a veve is traditionally made on the ground using lines of cornmeal, ash, or another powdery substance.
Pronunciation
veve
/veɪv/ /ˈveɪveɪ/Origin
1930s. From Haitian Creole vèvè from Portuguese viver to live, be alive.
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