religioza
Ido
/re.liˈɡjo.za/
adj
Definitions
- religious, pious, devout, full of religion
Etymology
Borrowed from Italian religioso borrowed from Spanish, Castilian religioso borrowed from Russian религио́зный borrowed from English religious borrowed from German religiös borrowed from French religieux (religious) suf from Ido religio (religion).
Origin
Ido
religio
Gloss
religion
Concept
Semantic Field
Religion and belief
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
教
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antireligious English
- areligious English
- ethnoreligious English
- interreligious English
- intrareligious English
- magicoreligious English
- monoreligious English
- multireligious English
- nonreligious English
- parareligious English
- politicoreligious English
- postreligious English
- prereligious English
- pseudoreligious English
- quasireligious English
- religieux English
- religiosity English
- religious English
- religiously English
- religiousness English
- religiousy English
- semireligious English
- socioreligious English
- superreligious English
- suprareligious English
- ultrareligious English
- unreligious English
- religiosus Latin
- religiōsus Latin
- areligiös German
- freireligiös German
- religiös German
- antireligioso Italian
- areligioso Italian
- interreligioso Italian
- multireligioso Italian
- religiosamente Italian
- religioso Italian
- antireligieux French
- areligieux French
- irréligieux French
- parareligieux French
- religieux French
- религио́зный Russian
- религиозность Russian
- antireligioso Spanish, Castilian
- antirreligioso Spanish, Castilian
- religiosamente Spanish, Castilian
- religioso Spanish, Castilian
- religiouse Middle English
- religiøs Danish
- religieus Old French
- religio Esperanto
- religios Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- relihiyoso Cebuano
- religiala Ido
- religio Ido