religion
Old French
noun
Definitions
- religion
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin religiō (pious misgivings, sanctity, superstition, reverence, conscientiousness, sacred duty, cult-observance, scrupulousness, an object of veneration).
Origin
Latin
religiō
Gloss
pious misgivings, sanctity, superstition, reverence, conscientiousness, sacred duty, cult-observance, scrupulousness, an object of veneration
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- religion English
- religio, religionem Latin
- religiosus Latin
- religiō Latin
- religie Dutch, Flemish
- religion French
- рели́гия Russian
- religión Spanish, Castilian
- religio Esperanto
- relixión Galician
- religie Middle Dutch
- религия Bulgarian
- religion Middle French
- relixón Asturian
- religioun, religion xno
- religiun xno
- religion Ladin