arti
/ (ˈʌrtɪ) /
Hinduism a ritual performed in homes and temples in which incense and light is offered to a deity
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How to use arti in a sentence
Nelle alpi si posero a lato le genti silvestri primitive e vi esercitarono le arti metallurgiche ed edificative.
Italian Alps | Douglas William FreshfieldBy their own act at last they restored the government to the Priors of the Greater arti.
Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, Second Series | John Addington SymondsEach city has an Accademia delle Belle arti, and there is no lack of students.
New Italian sketches | John Addington SymondsWe have been told that the Albergo di Belle arti is both very comfortable and moderate.
Pictures in Umbria | Katharine S. (Katharine Sarah) MacquoidWe find it illustrated with admirable naïveté in the tapestries which hang in the entrance corridor of the Belle arti in Florence.
Americans and Others | Agnes Repplier
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