tritheism

English

Etymology

tri- +‎ theism

Noun

tritheism (usually uncountable, plural tritheisms)

A belief in three gods.
Any of several forms of Christianity that deny the Trinity.

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Translations

belief in three gods

Esperanto: triteismo
Finnish: triteismi, kolmijumalaisuus
French: trithéisme (fr) m
Galician: triteísmo (gl) m
German: Tritheismus m, Dreigötterglaube m, Dreigötterglauben m, Dreigötterei f
Italian: triteismo (it) m
Polish: tryteizm m
Portuguese: triteísmo m
Russian: тритеи́зм (ru) m (triteízm)
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form of Christianity that denies the Trinity

Esperanto: triteismo
Finnish: triteismi
French: trithéisme (fr) m
Galician: triteísmo (gl) m
German: Tritheismus m, Dreigötterglaube m, Dreigötterglauben m, Dreigötterei f
Italian: triteismo (it) m
Polish: tryteizm m
Portuguese: triteísmo m
Russian: тритеи́зм (ru) m (triteízm)

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