Definition of arcana in English:

arcana

plural nounɑːˈkeɪnəɑrˈkeɪnə

1treated as singular or plural Secrets or mysteries.
the arcana of his profession
Example sentencesExamples
- That Will succeeds in making the topic compelling is a testament to his skill, but also to the fact that his subject is not the arcana of campaign finance reform, but rather the vital importance of keeping the First Amendment alive.
- Atwood would have been a biologist had she not become a writer, so learned discussions about scientific arcana are the norm in her family.
- Not that I am expert in this sort of arcana, just so you know.
- Second, his academic experience at the University of Chicago makes him singularly suited to translate the arcana of policy into an accessible format.
- Brainstorming sessions involved exploring symbolism from around the world and through the ages, mandalas, alchemy and assorted arcana.
- But anyone wanting to get a job as a graphic designer is probably claiming to be detail-oriented, aesthetically aware, obsessive about getting things perfect, and tuned to the arcana of graphic design.
- Through the plate glass window on your left, is a stainless steel vat, presses, and other arcana of the cheesemaker's art.
- The arcana of these flow levels have become the very center of this heated dispute, as advocates attack each other's acceptable flow-rate figures with gusto.
- The game allowed senior officers from all services to consider logistics, communications, intelligence and the other complex arcana of military operations.
- His mastery of actuarial arcana is very impressive.
- I'm afraid Arthur has revealed his weakness for arcana and subterfuge with this one.
- The first class, today at 9: 30, is Federal Jurisdiction, the law school course most known for mystery and arcana.
- Like most people, I understand next to nothing about the arcana of computer programming.
- You must check with me on your John Lennon arcana.
- So she's methodically built up a comfort level with national security issues, joining the Armed Services Committee and spending countless hours mastering military arcana.
- The original Tattler articles on Edwin Gray were at the Rex Research site, which hosts hundreds of documents on contemporary arcana.
- It was that, and not the arcana of missile throw weights or U.N. treaties, that defined his policy toward the Soviet Union.
2treated as singular or plural Either of the two groups of cards in a tarot pack: the twenty-two trumps (the major arcana) and the fifty-six suit cards (the minor arcana).
Example sentencesExamples
- Apparently drawing on Caribbean folklore to dramatise the concepts of the minor cards, hers was the first deck to actually represent the minor arcana figuratively.
- With this understanding, each card in the minor arcana is a gate to a particular experience, so it's hard for me to swallow that certain ones are particularly better.
- The biggest difference between the decks is the lack of pictures - playing cards developed from the Marseilles Tarot which didn't have any pictures on the minor arcana, and kept only the Fool in the form of the joker.
- It's a euphemism for the Tarot major arcana, based on the myth that the Egyptian god Thoth's wisdom was written down in the eponymous book, for magicians to discover.
- I wonder if he's going to do the whole deck or just the major arcana.
- It is only the major arcana and not terribly well thought through but it is still going on my collecting list.
- There is an excellent list for the major arcana within the magic section.
- However, one really can not assign the minor arcana without use of numerology, as one is still formulating suit to number.
- We've been through various mappings to the major arcana of the tarot.
- Thus, the major arcana represent the paths between spheres, the number cards are the interaction of an element with a sphere, and the court cards are the interaction of elements.
- I stumbled across your site a little while ago while I was doing some research into the minor arcana and into my name.
- Gresham organizes each chapter along the twenty-two minor arcana of the Tarot, a device used by later authors such as Robert Anton Wilson and Umberto Eco.
- This inevitably led to discussions of the major arcana, and the realization that the best implementation would likely be an existing kid's alphabet set.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin, neuter plural of arcanus (see arcane).

Rhymes

abstainer, campaigner, Cana, caner, cantilena, complainer, container, detainer, drainer, entertainer, explainer, Gaenor, gainer, Gaynor, grainer, Jena, Lena, maintainer, Marlene, N'Djamena, obtainer, ordainer, planar, planer, profaner, Rayner, retainer, scena, seiner, Sinn Feiner, strainer, sustainer, trainer, uniplanar

Definition of arcana in US English:

arcana

plural nounɑrˈkeɪnəärˈkānə

1treated as singular or plural Secrets or mysteries.
his knowledge of federal budget arcana is legendary
Example sentencesExamples
- So she's methodically built up a comfort level with national security issues, joining the Armed Services Committee and spending countless hours mastering military arcana.
- The game allowed senior officers from all services to consider logistics, communications, intelligence and the other complex arcana of military operations.
- The original Tattler articles on Edwin Gray were at the Rex Research site, which hosts hundreds of documents on contemporary arcana.
- You must check with me on your John Lennon arcana.
- His mastery of actuarial arcana is very impressive.
- Through the plate glass window on your left, is a stainless steel vat, presses, and other arcana of the cheesemaker's art.
- Brainstorming sessions involved exploring symbolism from around the world and through the ages, mandalas, alchemy and assorted arcana.
- That Will succeeds in making the topic compelling is a testament to his skill, but also to the fact that his subject is not the arcana of campaign finance reform, but rather the vital importance of keeping the First Amendment alive.
- It was that, and not the arcana of missile throw weights or U.N. treaties, that defined his policy toward the Soviet Union.
- Like most people, I understand next to nothing about the arcana of computer programming.
- The arcana of these flow levels have become the very center of this heated dispute, as advocates attack each other's acceptable flow-rate figures with gusto.
- Atwood would have been a biologist had she not become a writer, so learned discussions about scientific arcana are the norm in her family.
- The first class, today at 9: 30, is Federal Jurisdiction, the law school course most known for mystery and arcana.
- I'm afraid Arthur has revealed his weakness for arcana and subterfuge with this one.
- Not that I am expert in this sort of arcana, just so you know.
- But anyone wanting to get a job as a graphic designer is probably claiming to be detail-oriented, aesthetically aware, obsessive about getting things perfect, and tuned to the arcana of graphic design.
- Second, his academic experience at the University of Chicago makes him singularly suited to translate the arcana of policy into an accessible format.
1. 1.1treated as singular Either of the two groups of cards in a tarot pack: the twenty-two trump cards (the major arcana) and the fifty-six suit cards (the minor arcana).
  Example sentencesExamples
  Gresham organizes each chapter along the twenty-two minor arcana of the Tarot, a device used by later authors such as Robert Anton Wilson and Umberto Eco.
  However, one really can not assign the minor arcana without use of numerology, as one is still formulating suit to number.
  It's a euphemism for the Tarot major arcana, based on the myth that the Egyptian god Thoth's wisdom was written down in the eponymous book, for magicians to discover.
  Apparently drawing on Caribbean folklore to dramatise the concepts of the minor cards, hers was the first deck to actually represent the minor arcana figuratively.
  The biggest difference between the decks is the lack of pictures - playing cards developed from the Marseilles Tarot which didn't have any pictures on the minor arcana, and kept only the Fool in the form of the joker.
  This inevitably led to discussions of the major arcana, and the realization that the best implementation would likely be an existing kid's alphabet set.
  We've been through various mappings to the major arcana of the tarot.
  It is only the major arcana and not terribly well thought through but it is still going on my collecting list.
  With this understanding, each card in the minor arcana is a gate to a particular experience, so it's hard for me to swallow that certain ones are particularly better.
  There is an excellent list for the major arcana within the magic section.
  I wonder if he's going to do the whole deck or just the major arcana.
  Thus, the major arcana represent the paths between spheres, the number cards are the interaction of an element with a sphere, and the court cards are the interaction of elements.
  I stumbled across your site a little while ago while I was doing some research into the minor arcana and into my name.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin, neuter plural of arcanus (see arcane).

单词	arcana
释义	Definition of arcana in English: arcana plural nounɑːˈkeɪnəɑrˈkeɪnə 1treated as singular or plural Secrets or mysteries. the arcana of his profession Example sentencesExamples That Will succeeds in making the topic compelling is a testament to his skill, but also to the fact that his subject is not the arcana of campaign finance reform, but rather the vital importance of keeping the First Amendment alive. Atwood would have been a biologist had she not become a writer, so learned discussions about scientific arcana are the norm in her family. Not that I am expert in this sort of arcana, just so you know. Second, his academic experience at the University of Chicago makes him singularly suited to translate the arcana of policy into an accessible format. Brainstorming sessions involved exploring symbolism from around the world and through the ages, mandalas, alchemy and assorted arcana. But anyone wanting to get a job as a graphic designer is probably claiming to be detail-oriented, aesthetically aware, obsessive about getting things perfect, and tuned to the arcana of graphic design. Through the plate glass window on your left, is a stainless steel vat, presses, and other arcana of the cheesemaker's art. The arcana of these flow levels have become the very center of this heated dispute, as advocates attack each other's acceptable flow-rate figures with gusto. The game allowed senior officers from all services to consider logistics, communications, intelligence and the other complex arcana of military operations. His mastery of actuarial arcana is very impressive. I'm afraid Arthur has revealed his weakness for arcana and subterfuge with this one. The first class, today at 9: 30, is Federal Jurisdiction, the law school course most known for mystery and arcana. Like most people, I understand next to nothing about the arcana of computer programming. You must check with me on your John Lennon arcana. So she's methodically built up a comfort level with national security issues, joining the Armed Services Committee and spending countless hours mastering military arcana. The original Tattler articles on Edwin Gray were at the Rex Research site, which hosts hundreds of documents on contemporary arcana. It was that, and not the arcana of missile throw weights or U.N. treaties, that defined his policy toward the Soviet Union. 2treated as singular or plural Either of the two groups of cards in a tarot pack: the twenty-two trumps (the major arcana) and the fifty-six suit cards (the minor arcana). Example sentencesExamples Apparently drawing on Caribbean folklore to dramatise the concepts of the minor cards, hers was the first deck to actually represent the minor arcana figuratively. With this understanding, each card in the minor arcana is a gate to a particular experience, so it's hard for me to swallow that certain ones are particularly better. The biggest difference between the decks is the lack of pictures - playing cards developed from the Marseilles Tarot which didn't have any pictures on the minor arcana, and kept only the Fool in the form of the joker. It's a euphemism for the Tarot major arcana, based on the myth that the Egyptian god Thoth's wisdom was written down in the eponymous book, for magicians to discover. I wonder if he's going to do the whole deck or just the major arcana. It is only the major arcana and not terribly well thought through but it is still going on my collecting list. There is an excellent list for the major arcana within the magic section. However, one really can not assign the minor arcana without use of numerology, as one is still formulating suit to number. We've been through various mappings to the major arcana of the tarot. Thus, the major arcana represent the paths between spheres, the number cards are the interaction of an element with a sphere, and the court cards are the interaction of elements. I stumbled across your site a little while ago while I was doing some research into the minor arcana and into my name. Gresham organizes each chapter along the twenty-two minor arcana of the Tarot, a device used by later authors such as Robert Anton Wilson and Umberto Eco. This inevitably led to discussions of the major arcana, and the realization that the best implementation would likely be an existing kid's alphabet set. Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin, neuter plural of arcanus (see arcane). Rhymes abstainer, campaigner, Cana, caner, cantilena, complainer, container, detainer, drainer, entertainer, explainer, Gaenor, gainer, Gaynor, grainer, Jena, Lena, maintainer, Marlene, N'Djamena, obtainer, ordainer, planar, planer, profaner, Rayner, retainer, scena, seiner, Sinn Feiner, strainer, sustainer, trainer, uniplanar Definition of arcana in US English: arcana plural nounɑrˈkeɪnəärˈkānə 1treated as singular or plural Secrets or mysteries. his knowledge of federal budget arcana is legendary Example sentencesExamples So she's methodically built up a comfort level with national security issues, joining the Armed Services Committee and spending countless hours mastering military arcana. The game allowed senior officers from all services to consider logistics, communications, intelligence and the other complex arcana of military operations. The original Tattler articles on Edwin Gray were at the Rex Research site, which hosts hundreds of documents on contemporary arcana. You must check with me on your John Lennon arcana. His mastery of actuarial arcana is very impressive. Through the plate glass window on your left, is a stainless steel vat, presses, and other arcana of the cheesemaker's art. Brainstorming sessions involved exploring symbolism from around the world and through the ages, mandalas, alchemy and assorted arcana. That Will succeeds in making the topic compelling is a testament to his skill, but also to the fact that his subject is not the arcana of campaign finance reform, but rather the vital importance of keeping the First Amendment alive. It was that, and not the arcana of missile throw weights or U.N. treaties, that defined his policy toward the Soviet Union. Like most people, I understand next to nothing about the arcana of computer programming. The arcana of these flow levels have become the very center of this heated dispute, as advocates attack each other's acceptable flow-rate figures with gusto. Atwood would have been a biologist had she not become a writer, so learned discussions about scientific arcana are the norm in her family. The first class, today at 9: 30, is Federal Jurisdiction, the law school course most known for mystery and arcana. I'm afraid Arthur has revealed his weakness for arcana and subterfuge with this one. Not that I am expert in this sort of arcana, just so you know. But anyone wanting to get a job as a graphic designer is probably claiming to be detail-oriented, aesthetically aware, obsessive about getting things perfect, and tuned to the arcana of graphic design. Second, his academic experience at the University of Chicago makes him singularly suited to translate the arcana of policy into an accessible format. 1.1treated as singular Either of the two groups of cards in a tarot pack: the twenty-two trump cards (the major arcana) and the fifty-six suit cards (the minor arcana). Example sentencesExamples Gresham organizes each chapter along the twenty-two minor arcana of the Tarot, a device used by later authors such as Robert Anton Wilson and Umberto Eco. However, one really can not assign the minor arcana without use of numerology, as one is still formulating suit to number. It's a euphemism for the Tarot major arcana, based on the myth that the Egyptian god Thoth's wisdom was written down in the eponymous book, for magicians to discover. Apparently drawing on Caribbean folklore to dramatise the concepts of the minor cards, hers was the first deck to actually represent the minor arcana figuratively. The biggest difference between the decks is the lack of pictures - playing cards developed from the Marseilles Tarot which didn't have any pictures on the minor arcana, and kept only the Fool in the form of the joker. This inevitably led to discussions of the major arcana, and the realization that the best implementation would likely be an existing kid's alphabet set. We've been through various mappings to the major arcana of the tarot. It is only the major arcana and not terribly well thought through but it is still going on my collecting list. With this understanding, each card in the minor arcana is a gate to a particular experience, so it's hard for me to swallow that certain ones are particularly better. There is an excellent list for the major arcana within the magic section. I wonder if he's going to do the whole deck or just the major arcana. Thus, the major arcana represent the paths between spheres, the number cards are the interaction of an element with a sphere, and the court cards are the interaction of elements. I stumbled across your site a little while ago while I was doing some research into the minor arcana and into my name. Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin, neuter plural of arcanus (see arcane).
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