theologian

English

Etymology

From Old French theologien.

Pronunciation

(US) IPA^(key): /θi.əˈloʊd͡ʒən/
Audio (Southern England) (file)

Noun

theologian (plural theologians)

One who studies theology.
In Roman Catholic usage, a theological lecturer attached to a cathedral church.
Synonym: theologus
In Eastern Orthodox usage, a person who has had direct experience of and unity with God.

Synonyms

theologist

Related terms

Translations

one who studies theology

Afrikaans: teoloog
Armenian: աստվածաբան (hy) (astvacaban)
Asturian: teólogu m
Azerbaijani: ilahiyyatçı
Bulgarian: богослов m (bogoslov), теолог m (teolog)
Carpathian Rusyn: теолоґ m (teolog)
Catalan: teòleg m, teòloga f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 神學家／神学家 (zh) (shénxuéjiā)
Czech: teolog (cs) m, teoložka (cs) f
Danish: teolog c
Dutch: theoloog (nl) m, theologe (nl) f
Esperanto: teologo (eo), teologino (female)
Finnish: teologi (fi)
French: théologien (fr) m, théologienne (fr) f
Galician: teólogo m, teóloga f
German: Theologe (de) m, Theologin (de) f
Greek: θεολόγος (el) m or f (theológos)
Ancient: θεολόγος m (theológos)
Hungarian: teológus (hu)
Ido: teologiisto (io)
Italian: teologo (it) m, teologa (it) f
Japanese: 神学者 (ja)
Kazakh: құдайтанушы (qūdaitanuşy)
Latin: theologus m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: teolog m

Nynorsk: teolog m
Old English: dryhtweorþa m
Polish: teolog (pl) m, teolożka f
Portuguese: teólogo (pt) m, teóloga f
Russian: богосло́в (ru) m (bogoslóv), тео́лог (ru) n (teólog)
Serbo-Croatian: bogoslov (sh) m, bogoslovac (sh) m, bogoslovkinja f
Slovak: teológ (sk) m, teologička (sk) f
Slovene: teolog m, teologinja f
Spanish: teólogo (es) m, teóloga (es) f
Swedish: teolog (sv) c
Tagalog: dalubbathala, dalub-bathala
Turkish: ilahiyatçı (tr)
Ukrainian: теолог m (teoloh), богосло́в (uk) m (bohoslóv)
Uzbek: ilohiyotchi
Volapük: godavan (vo)
Yiddish: טעאָלאָג m (teolog), טעאָלאָגין f (teologin)

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