baptism
See also: Baptism
English
Etymology
From Middle English bapteme, baptesme, from Old French batesme or bapteme, from Ecclesiastical Latin, Late Latin baptisma, from Ancient Greek βάπτισμα (báptisma, “dipping, baptism”), from βαπτίζω (baptízō, “I dip in liquid”). Displaced native Old English fulwiht.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈbæptɪzəm/
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Noun
baptism (countable and uncountable, plural baptisms)
Derived terms
- adult baptism
- affusion baptism, baptism by affusion
- anabaptism, Anabaptism
- antibaptism
- aspersion baptism, baptism by aspersion
- baptismal
- baptismally
- baptism by immersing (immersion baptism)
- baptism by pouring (affusion baptism)
- baptism by sprinkling (aspersion baptism)
- baptism by submerging (submersion baptism)
- baptism for the dead, baptism by proxy
- baptism of blood
- baptism of desire
- baptism of fire, baptism by fire, fire baptism
- baptism of the Holy Spirit, baptism in the Holy Spirit, baptism with the Holy Spirit, Holy Spirit baptism
- believer's baptism, believers' baptism, believers baptism
- blood baptism
- Catabaptism
- conditional baptism
- credobaptism, credo-baptism
- debaptism
- half-baptism
- hypothetical baptism
- immersion baptism, baptism by immersion
- infant baptism
- infantile baptism
- paedo-baptism, pædo-baptism, pedo-baptism
- paedobaptism, pædobaptism, pedobaptism
- parabaptism
- prebaptism
- rebaptism, re-baptism
- se-baptism
- submersion baptism, baptism by submersion
- unbaptism
- vicarious baptism
- water baptism
Related terms
Related terms
- anabaptise, anabaptize
- anabaptist, Anabaptist
- anabaptistic, Anabaptistic
- anabaptistical, Anabaptistical
- anabaptistically, Anabaptistically
- antipaedobaptist, antipædobaptist, antipedobaptist
- anti-paedobaptist, anti-pædobaptist, anti-pedobaptist
- credobaptist, credo-baptist
- baptisand, baptizand
- baptisation, baptization
- baptise, baptize
- baptiser, baptizer
- baptising, baptizing
- baptist, Baptist
- baptistery, baptistry
- baptistic, Baptistic
- baptistical, Baptistical
- baptistically, Baptistically
- paedobaptist, pædobaptist, pedobaptist
- paedo-baptist, pædo-baptist, pedo-baptist
- rebaptisation, rebaptization
- re-baptisation, re-baptization
- rebaptise, rebaptize
- re-baptise, re-baptize
- rebaptising, rebaptizing
- re-baptising, re-baptizing
Translations
Christian sacrament
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See also
Romanian
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