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Meanings of "religious" in Spanish English Dictionary : 16 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
religious creyente [adj]
religious religioso [adj]
General
religious sacral [adj]
religious cultual [adj]
religious fiel [adj]
religious religioso [adj]
religious devoto [adj]
religious pío [adj]
religious monja [f]
religious piadoso [adj]
religious concienzudo [adj]
religious religiosa [adj/f]
religious devota [adj/f]
religious pía [adj/f]
religious piadosa [adj/f]
religious concienzuda [adj/f]

Meanings of "religious" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 357 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
religious event messenger abogador [m]
religious mendicant who begs for corn in august agostero [m]
religious play auto [m]
persian religious doctrine babismo (árabe) [m]
religious assistant capiller [m]
member of the religious order of the escuelas pías clérigo de la madre de dios [m]
religious society of friends cuaquerismo [m]
religious brother donado [m]
two day religious exercise duenario [m]
territory under the jurisdiction of a religious bursar economato [m]
member of the order of alcántara military and religious order familiar [m]
neck-band of some religious habits gollete [m]
member of a religious sect hermano [m]
painter/sculptor of religious images imaginero [m]
religious vocation llamamiento [m]
religious administrator mayordomo [m]
religious association member mayordomo [m]
religious operative operario [m]
religious intern pasante [m]
founder of a religious order patriarca [m]
priest or religious person who has abandoned one's habits rebotado [m]
religious statue artist santero [m]
religious cult servicio [m]
religious absolution absolución [f]
nun of a religious order that educates and rehabilitates young women adoratriz [f]
religious altar ara [f]
religious architecture arquitectura religiosa [f]
religious seclusion clausura [f]
religious order congregación [f]
religious congregation congregación religiosa [f]
religious bigotry devotería [f]
religious district doctrina [f]
religious sister donada [f]
stamp of a religious figure estampa [f]
religious privilege hermandad [f]
religious hostelry hospedería [f]
six days between a religious festival and its octave infraoctava [f]
religious hardworking woman marta [f]
religious fanaticism mojigatería [f]
eight day religious festivity ochava [f]
last day of an eight day religious festivity ochava [f]
eight day religious festivity octava [f]
last day of an eight day religious festivity octava [f]
religious real property propiedad [f]
religious reformation reforma [f]
religious doctrine religión [f]
religious order religión [f]
religious pilgrimage romería [f]
religious habit túnica [f]
man/woman belonging to the religious order of camandula or reformed benedictines camandulense [m/f]
religious person fiel [m/f]
non-religious aconfesional [adj]
of a religious order that educates and rehabilitates young women adoratriz [adj]
pertaining to religious order of alcantara alcantarino [adj]
belonging to the religious order of camandula or reformed benedictines camandulense [adj]
pertaining to the religious chant reformed by pope gregory I gregoriano [adj]
pertaining to the six days between a religious festival and its octave infraoctavo [adj]
allow or order to leave a religious order exclaustrar [v]
leave a religious order exclaustrarse [v]
join a religious brotherhood hermandarse [v]
carry a religious image in a procession procesionar [v]
religious almanac consuetas [f/pl]
document of a religious institute arranging travel, including the reason for travel letras obedienciales [f/pl]
religious offence ofrenda sagrada [m]
container for religious relics relicario [m]
member of the religious order which was establised by st. dominic dominicano [m]
book outlining the doctrines of a religious faith libro que indica las doctrinas de una fe religiosa [m]
religious imagery or statuary imaginería [f]
flamenco-style song sung on religious occasions saeta [f]
small religious print estampita [f]
religious print estampa [f]
abandonment of one's religious faith, party, or a cause apostasía [f]
religious worship adoración [f]
the quality of being religious religiosidad [f]
lack of religious belief infidelidad [f]
woman with religious duties sacerdotisa [f]
someone who is a christian religious community of women monja [f]
member of the religious order which was establised by st. dominic dominicana [f]
religious fanaticism mojigatez [f]
american religious fiction ficción religiosa americana [f]
american religious identification survey encuesta de identificación religiosa norteamericana [f]
woman in charge of taking care of the altar and religious images of the brotherhoods camarera [f]
religious assistant capillera [f]
member of a religious sect hermana [f]
religious administrator mayordoma [f]
religious statue artist santera [f]
someone that destroys religious images or icons iconoclasta [m/f]
not religious impío [adj]
pertaining to a roman religious holiday fasto [adj]
pertaining to the religious order founded by st. dominic dominicano [adj]
pertaining to a member of a religious order who begs mendicante [adj]
practice the religious duties cumplir con la iglesia [v]
fulfill the religious duties cumplir con la iglesia [v]
enter a religious congregation entrar en religión [v]
enter a religious congregation entrar en religión alguien [v]
be religious ser religioso [v]
attend religious services atender servicios religiosos [v]
be a member of a religious order ser miembro de una orden religiosa [v]
be a member of a religious order pertenecer a una orden religiosa [v]
be a member of a religious order ser miembro de una orden religiosa [v]
basic religious knowledge conocimientos religiosos básicos [m/pl]
basic religious knowledge conocimientos religiosos fundamentales [m/pl]
religious fundamentalist integrista religioso
religious mendicant who begs corn in august agostero [m]
cellarist or butler in religious house cillerero [m]
religious community convento [m]
member of the government of a religious order definidor [m]
assembly of a religious order and place where chapter is held definitorio [m]
one wearing a religious habit for piety beato [m]
meeting of the prelates of religious orders capítulo [m]
prefect (religious houses) comendador [m]
instruction in religious doctrine catequismo [m]
lack of religious faith descreimiento [m]
donation, in trust, of immovable property to a religious mohammedan institution habiz [m]
religious retirement emparedamiento [m]
superior of a religious order general [m]
religious retreat encierro [m]
neck-band of some religious habits gollete [m]
painter or sculptor of religious images imaginero [m]
religious fraternity orden [m]
head of a religious community ministro [m]
religious house monasterio [m]
religious (a member of a monastic order, especially a nun or monk) monje [m]
founder of a religious order patriarca [m]
worldly life (as opposed to that of religious life) siglo [m]
nun of a religious order that befriends reformed women adoratriz [f]
religious order familia [f]
religious system religión [f]
religious fanaticism mojigatería [f]
religious female recluse monja [f]
religious pomp solemnidad [f]
one wearing a religious habit for piety beata [f]
anti-religious antirreligioso [adj]
belonging to the religious order of camaldula or reformed benedictines camandulense [adj]
feign religious devotion camandular [v]
instruct in religious doctrine catequizar [v]
join a religious house profesar [v]
feign religious devotion camandulear [v]
members of the same religious confraternity hermanos [m/pl]
lay-brothers of a religious order hermanos [m/pl]
habit (a distinctive set of clothing or style of dressing, especially of a religious order) vestido [m]
religious cleric capilla [f]
latitudinarian (permitting or marked by freedom of attitude or behaviour, esp in religious matters) libre [adj]
habit (garb of a particular rank, profession, religious order, etc.; dress) traje [m]
initiation of a religious function asiento [m] CU
musical piece played by military bands at religious processions or important burials bolera [m] BO
music played generally at dawn, on occasion of certain popular religious festivals albazo [m] EC
a theater performance with music, dance and poetic texts of politic and religious nature between two groups of performers (one represents spanish colonizers and the other, the black, represent the indigenous people) baile de los diablitos [m] HN:C NI
a theater performance with music, dance and poetic texts of politic and religious nature between two groups of performers (one represents spanish colonizers and the other, the black, represent the indigenous people) baile de moros y cristianos [m] GT HN NI
mixture of petals from certain flowers, particularly roses and geraniums, that in some processions are thrown at religious images as a sign of praise chagrillo [m] EC
man leading a religious dance caporal [m] CL:N
any religious song praising a saint or the virgin mary alabado [m] HN SV rur.
religious song sung at a child's funeral gualí [m] CO:W
scandalous display of ideological, political, sexual, or religious preferences colorón [m] HN SV NI
aromatic resin from the copal tree that is used in religious ceremonies copal [m] MX GT HN SV NI CO BO
person who for ethical or religious reasons does not participate in something such as war objetor por convicción [m] PR
person who for ethical or religious reasons does not participate in something such as war objetor por conciencia [m] PR
religious and civil marriage matriqui [m] PE BO
man who carries a religious symbol palanquero [m] SV
man covered with feathers and pendants in religious processions plumudo [m] AR:Nw
person wearing a pennant in religious festivals pendonero [m] EC
person who likes to organize or attend popular religious festivals prestero [m] BO:W
sponsorship of a popular catholic religious festival priostazgo [m] EC
sponsor of a popular catholic religious festival prioste [m] EC
religious festival leader procurador [m] PE rur.
religious pilgrim promesado [m] BO:S
religious pilgrim promesero [m] CO CL
religious procession rezado [m] GT
man dressed with feathers and pendants in religious festivals who dance before images in processions samilante [m] AR:Nw
wooden box with a diptych of small images that represent religious scenes sanmarcos [m] PE
stamp with a religious image or saint santito [m] CL
catholic religious image on wood santo de palo [m] PR rur.
garifuna magico-religious ritual for good health from the north coast of nicaragua walagallo [m] NI
local male religious leader supremo [m] CL:Sw
dancer covered with feathers and pendants in religious festival dances before images in processions suri [m] AR:Nw
man who collects alms for religious worship and pious works bacinador [m] disused
person who collects alms for religious worship and pious works bacinero [m] disused
mix of flower petals used in religious ceremonies chagrillo (quechua) [m] EC
religious society of friends cuakerismo [m] rare
religious pilgrim promesero [m] CL PY AR
mapuche religious ceremony guillatún (mapuche) [m] CL AR
religious hostelry hospicio [m] rare
religious administrator huehuenche (náhuatl) [m] MX
religious gathering machitún [m] CL
hypocritical religious man mocho [m] CL
eight day religious festivity ochavario [m] disused
last day of an eight day religious festivity ochavario [m] disused
religious virgin among the incas mamacona [f] PE BO CO
mortar used in popular and religious festivals to shoot rumble bombs camareta [f] EC PE BO AR:Nw
step in a religious procession anda [f] PA
a religious procession of the transfiguration of jesus, which takes place on august 6th bajada [f] SV
reed frame loaded with gunpowder used to liven up religious festivities in indigenous towns of ecuador chihuahua [f] EC disused
small natural cavity used to house a religious image gruta [f] PE BO
extreme religious devotion mochería [f] MX
group of people displaying extreme religious devotion mochitanga [f] MX derog.
religious commune mita [f] PR
person who likes to organize or attend popular religious festivals prestera [f] BO:W
religious festival leader procuradora [f] PE rur.
religious pilgrim promesada [f] BO:S
religious pilgrim promesera [f] CO CL
religious procession rogación [f] GT DO
religious items store santería [f] CL AR
store where images of saints and religious objects are sold santería [f] CL AR
affected or exaggerated religious devotion santulonería [f] AR derog.
woman in charge of the congregation of neighbors responsible for functions and religious festivities, by commission of the priest suprema [f] CL:Sw
local female religious leader suprema [f] CL:Sw
religious candle vela misionera [f] PE
religious candle veladora [f] EC rare
religious candle veladora [f] MX GT HN SV NI PA CO
person who collects alms for religious worship and pious works bacinera [f] disused
religious bigotry beatería [f] derog.
religious cult cultura [f] disused
religious pilgrim promesera [f] CL PY AR
religious stipend mayordomía [f] disused
hypocritical religious woman mocha [f] CL
religious card vitela [f] CO
religious image vitela [f] CO
very religious and sanctimonious catholic cachureco [m/f] GT derog.
religious pilgrim promesante [m/f] NI BO:E,S CL AR:Nw
religious pilgrim romeriante [m/f] EC rare
religious pilgrim romeriante [m/f] HN SV
religious pilgrim romerista [m/f] HN SV NI
religious hypocrite tragahostias [m/f] PE rare derog.
religious hypocrite tragahostias [m/f] EC derog.
excessively religious person panderetas [m/f] CR
religious fanatic panderetas [m/f] CR
religious festival sponsor preste [m/f] BO
religious pilgrim promesante [m/f] NI BO CL AR
not practicing one's religious duties pirujo [adj] GT SV
not practicing one's religious duties pirulo [adj] SV
not fulfilling one's religious duties pirujo [adj] SV
not fulfilling one's religious duties pirulo [adj] SV
join a religious brotherhood hermandarse [v] disused
transform a religious institution or organization in a civil one laizar [v] HN
make religious promises promesar [v] AR:Nw
have joined a religious brotherhood hermandarse [v] disused
anti-religious antirreligiosa [adj/f]
Idioms
evaluate a religious novitiate's interest in remaining at the convent sacar la novicia a libertad [m]
religious about doing something hacer algo religiosamente [v]
be overly religious ser un meapilas [v]
become a member of a religious order tomar el hábito [v]
take vows (as in religious order) tomar el hábito [v]
fulfill religious duties cumplir con la iglesia [v]
become religious entrar en la iglesia [v]
fulfill religious duties cumplir con la parroquia [v]
fulfill religious duties cumplir con el precepto [v]
enter a religious order entrar en religión [v]
early morning religious service on christmas day tuta misa [f] BO:C,S,W
fall into religious possession bajarle el changó [v] CU
be in a state of religious possession bajarle el changó [v] CU
Speaking
are you religious? ¿es usted religioso?
are you religious? ¿es usted religiosa?
are you religious? ¿eres religioso?
are you religious? ¿eres religiosa?
are you religious? ¿son ustedes religiosos?
are you religious? ¿son ustedes religiosas?
i'm not religious no soy religioso
i'm not religious no soy religiosa
Colloquial
be very religious comerse los santos [v]
be religious vestirse por la cabeza alguien [v]
become religious acogerse a la iglesia [v]
display excessive religious bigotry comerse alguien los santos [v]
religious card santos [m/pl]
religious image santos [m/pl]
in a manner consistent with one’s religious beliefs de acuerdo con las propias creencias religiosas
person who carries a banner in religious or festive processions estandartero [m] PE
song of religious, heroic, or bucolic theme jailli [m] BO
gift, especially that given to an indigenous steward in a religious festival jocho (inglés hotdog) [m] EC rare rur.
religious and magic products vendor pichicatero [m] BO:W
religious pilgrim promesero [m] PY
religious hypocrite mojigato [m] derog.
person who carries a banner in religious or festive processions estandartera [f] PE
religious and magic products vendor pichicatera [f] BO:W
religious pilgrim promesera [f] PY
religious administrator's wife mayordoma [f] rare
religious hypocrite mojigata [f] derog.
person who shows an exaggerated or affected religious devotion comehostias [m/f] BO AR UY derog.
religious hypocrite lambeladrillos [m/f] CO rare derog.
religious hypocrite lameladrillos [m/f] CO derog.
religious journalist who accepts bribes machaca bendita [m/f] HN
person belonging to a brotherhood of popular dancers who wear a turban and dance in front of religious images during festivities turbante [m/f] CL
displaying extreme religious devotion mochila [adj] MX
displaying extreme religious devotion mochilón [adj] MX
displaying extreme religious devotion mocho [adj] MX
religious fanatic pandereta [adj] CR derog.
Business
religious discrimination discriminación religiosa
religious organization organización religiosa
religious organisation organización religiosa
Law
religious freedom libertad de culto [f]
religious freedom libertad religiosa
religious discrimination discriminación religiosa
religious liberty libertad religiosa
religious organisation organización religiosa
religious organization organización religiosa
Education
religious education educación religiosa
Demographics
religious affiliation afiliación religiosa
religious minorities minorías religiosas
religious groups grupos religiosos
religious marriage matrimonio canónico
religious institutions instituciones religiosas
religious practice practica religiosa
Medicine
religious beliefs creencias religiosas [f/pl]
Psychology
religious therapy terapia religiosa
religious delusion delirio religioso
religious fanaticism fanatismo religioso
religious problem problema religioso
religious mania manía religiosa
Nursing Terms
religious beliefs creencias religiosas [f/pl]
religious practices prácticas religiosas [n]
Rehabilitation
religious practices práctica religiosa
religious organisation institución religiosa
Architecture
pillar with a temple on top to shelter a religious image casilicio [m]
Aeronautics
dress of a religious order hábito [m]
Music
a musical composition for voices and orchestra based on a religious text cantata [f]
Theater
religious or biblical play auto [m]
Cinema
religious adviser asesor religioso
Religion
set of religious ceremonies carried out with the images of the two patron saints on the border between two neighboring towns encuentro [m] HN
religious ceremony in which an image of a saint from a household altar is brought on a procession to other houses during 9 days rosario cantado [m] DO PR PY rur.
religious ceremony where representations of jesus and the virgin are carried separately through local streets topón [m] PA
religious order meeting capítulo [m]
religious marriage matrimonio [m]
religious assistant muñidor [m]
religious ceremony función [f]
religious order of benedictines camáldula [f]
religious houses enjoying the rank of a province viceprovincia [f]
woman seeking admission to a religious community postulanta [f]
alb (religious dress) alba [f]
small box attached to posts on the streets that opens and drops flower petals during certain religious processions nube [f] PE:Nw
religious mass held one month after death misa de mes [f] NI PA CO EC PE BO
religious mass held nine days after death misa de nueve días [f] MX NI PA
religious mass held eight days after death misa de ocho días [f] SV BO
religious mass held to pray for someone's health misa de salud [f] PA DO PE BO
religious mass in honor of the christ child held between christmas and carnival misa del niño [f] EC
religious song aurora [f]
stop in the course of a religious procession estación [f]
religious assistant muñidora [f]
certificate superiors give to religious officials to move from a convent patente [f]
religious propaganda propaganda [f]
religious assistant asistente [m/f]
very religious contemplativo [adj]
Botany
aromatic resin from the protium copal tree used in religious ceremonies copal (náhuatl) [m]
Folklore
ceremony of offering to the earth in andean religious practices despacho [m] PE
traditional rhythm from the ecuadorian mountains that is played of drums, maracas, bells, jingles, whistles, and small flutes, and is danced at certain religious festivals danzante [m] EC:C
person who wears a mask and leads certain traditional mexican religious ceremonies chayacate [m] MX
dancer or musician in a religious festivity chino [m] CL
secular-religious ceremony that takes place in coastal ecuador on christmas eve chigualo [m] EC:W
character in popular religious ceremonies that dances dressed with greater rhea feathers hombre suri [m] AR:Nw
popular religious festival organized by a town preste prestazgo [m] BO
religious festival where two processions meet that for the baby jesus and for san nicolás de bari tincunaco [m] AR:W
religious festival where two processions meet that for the baby jesus and for san nicolás de bari tincunacu [m] AR:W
religious festival where two processions carry the images of the baby jesus and of saint nicholas of bari topamiento [m] AR:W
traditional dance performed during carnival and religious festivals taquicari [m] CL:N rur.
dancer or musician in a religious festivity china [f] CL
person in charge of organizing popular religious festivals and collecting flowers mayorala [f] PE rur.
folk character from ecuador's central mountain range, that dances in the streets in a brightly colored clothing during certain religious festivals danzante [m/f] EC:C
person in charge of organizing popular religious festivals and collecting flowers mayoral [m/f] EC PE rur.
take part as a dancer in a religious festivity chinear [v] CL