religiös
German
Etymology
From Latin religiōsus, with assimilation to native suffix -ös (ultimately of French origin).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ʁeliˈɡjøːs/
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Adjective
religiös (strong nominative masculine singular religiöser, comparative religiöser, superlative am religiösesten)
Declension
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Antonyms
- areligiös
- irreligiös
- quasireligiös
- unreligiös
Derived terms
- alethoreligiös
- altreligiös
- antireligiös
- areligiös
- ethisch-religiös
- ethischreligiös
- ethnisch-religiös
- ethnischreligiös
- ethnoreligiös
- freireligiös
- gegenreligiös
- infrareligiös
- interreligiös
- irreligiös
- kontrareligiös
- kryptoreligiös
- multireligiös
- neoreligiös
- neureligiös
- nichtreligiös
- paläoreligiös
- parareligiös
- pseudoreligiös
- religiös-kulturell
- religiös-moralisch
- religiöskulturell
- religiösmoralisch
- semireligiös
- superreligiös
- suprareligiös
- tiefreligiös
- unreligiös
- zivilreligiös
- zwischenreligiös
Related terms
- Areligiosität
- Interreligiosität
- Irreligiosität
- Kryptoreligiosität
- Laienreligiosität
- Religiosität
- Virtuosenreligiosität
- Volksreligiosität
Swedish
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /rɛlɪˈɧøːs/
Audio (file) - Rhymes: -øːs
Adjective
religiös (comparative religiösare, superlative religiösast)
- religious; concerning religion
- religious; committed to the practice of religion
Declension
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Derived terms
- antireligiös
- etnoreligiös
Related terms
Further reading
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