monotheist

See also: Monotheist

English

Etymology

From mono- (“one, singular”) +‎ theist (“believer in God or gods”) after the model of earlier atheist, polytheist, &c.

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Noun

monotheist (plural monotheists)

A believer of monotheism, the doctrine that there is a single divine being in the universe.
Synonym: unitarian

Hypernym: theist

Hyponyms: Jew, Christian, Muslim, People of the Book

Translations

a believer in monotheism

Catalan: monoteista m or f
Finnish: monoteisti (fi)
French: monothéiste (fr)
German: Monotheist (de) m, Monotheistin (de) f
Hindi: एकेश्वरवादी (hi) m (ekeśvarvādī)
Irish: aondiach m
Kyrgyz: биркудайчы (birkudaycı), биртеңирчи (birteŋirci)
Polish: monoteista (pl) m, jednobożca m (rare), jednobożnik m (rare)
Portuguese: monoteísta (pt) m or f
Russian: монотеи́ст (ru) m (monotɛíst), монотеи́стка (ru) f (monotɛístka)
Spanish: monoteísta (es) m or f

See also

bitheist, atheist, pantheist, polytheist, deist, agnostic, apatheist

Anagrams

nomotheist, thomsonite

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