manitus

/ˈmænɪtuːz/
noun
  1. Plural form of manitu; multiple spirits or supernatural forces in traditional Native American beliefs.
    • Legends tell of powerful manitus that could bring rain or drought.
    • The tribe honored the manitus of the mountains and rivers.
    • The shaman called upon the manitus to guide the people.
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