religion
common noun
Syllable Decomposition
religionFrom Latin religio, of uncertain origin. Gaffiot connects it to relego, relegere (to gather again, to collect again), following Cicero, with the meaning of religion, religious scruple, sometimes also superstition. Other ancient authors connect religio to religo, religare (to bind, to attach)
Definitions
- religion
Synonyms
Antonym
Plural
religions
Hyponyms
agnosticismeathéismehénothéismemonothéismeatonismebahaïsmebouddhismechristianismecatholicismeluthérianismeorthodoxieprotestantismeislamchiismeibadismezaïdismeismaélismesunnismechaféismehanafismehanbalismemalékismesalafismewahhabismewahabismejudaïsmemazdéismezoroastrismepolythéismeanimismeidolâtrievaudouhindouismeshintoïsmetaoïsme
Translations
german:Glaube
english:confession
arabic:ديانة
chinese:宗教
korean:종교
danish:religion
spanish:religión
finnish:uskonto
greek:θρήσκευμα
hebrew:דת
hindi:धर्म
italian:religione
japanese:宗教
dutch:godsdienst
polish:religia
portuguese:religião
russian:вероисповедание
swedish:religion
thai:ศาสนา
turkish:din
ukrainian:релігія