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Meanings of rastafarian in English

Russian
растафарианец
Spanish
rastafari

Follower of Rastafarianism, an Abrahamic religion that developed in Jamaica during the 1930s.

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растафарианец

Cult.

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Usage of rastafarian in English
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As a Rastafarian, I don't think I should be involved in politics.
Jamaica Observer
2
Lee embraced the volatile times by producing hard-hitting songs by Rastafarian artistes.
Jamaica Observer
3
Ghassab was a Rastafarian Bedouin, perhaps the only one in the world.
BBC
4
New Zealand's First Rastafarian MP Nandor Tanczos ended his political career last night.
Radio NZ
5
Nevertheless he says he knows a Rastafarian whose dreads were stolen.
The South African
6
Years later, a trio of Rastafarian elves would promote puffed rice.
Sex, drugs, and cocoa puffs
7
He also was a Rastafarian, sporting dreadlocks and advocating the use of marijuana.
The South African
8
The Rastafarian singjay is optimistic about his latest single which features I Wayne.
Jamaica Observer
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A tall, thin Rastafarian, he smiled, as if caught indulging a guilty pleasure.
The Guardian
10
Her dark Rastafarian braids shook, clicking the beads at the ends together merrily.
The brush-off: a hair-raising mystery
11
I just had breakfast at the little Rastafarian joint next door.
Are you there, vodka? it's me, chelsea
12
The fifth floor of the house is a church for the local Rastafarian community.
The South African
13
All roads in Rastafarian roots music lead to Count Ossie.
The Irish Times
14
Former Green MP Nandor Tanczos has become New Zealand's first celebrant for Rastafarian marriages.
Radio NZ
15
To be brave, Rastafarian and law graduate Garreth Prince pleaded.
The South African
16
A war zone, longtime strong-hold of Narcolombians and Rastafarian gunslingers.
Snow Crash
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