faithful in Latin
faithful in Latin is fidus, fidēlis, firmus — faithful means loyal and devoted to a person, cause, or duty.
faithful in Latin
fidus
Loyal; adhering firmly to person or cause.
fidēlis
Loyal; adhering firmly to person or cause.
firmus
Loyal; adhering firmly to person or cause.
fidelis
Having faith.
fidus
Having faith.
fidus
Reliable; worthy of trust.
fidēlis
Reliable; worthy of trust.
What does "faithful" mean?
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adjective Loyal and devoted to a person, cause, or duty.
"He remained a faithful friend even during her difficult divorce."
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adjective Not having sexual or romantic relationships outside of one's relationship or marriage.
"They promised to stay faithful to each other."
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adjective Accurate and true to the original; not distorted.
"The translation is a faithful rendering of the original poem."
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noun The devoted members or followers of a religion or cause (usually "the faithful").
"The faithful gathered at dawn for the service."
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faithful in a sentence
- He remained a faithful friend even during her difficult divorce.
- The dog was faithful to its owner for fifteen years.
- They promised to stay faithful to each other.
- The translation is a faithful rendering of the original poem.
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What is "faithful" in Latin?
"faithful" in Latin is fidus, fidēlis, firmus. faithful means: Loyal and devoted to a person, cause, or duty.
How do you use "faithful" in a sentence?
Example: "He remained a faithful friend even during her difficult divorce." In Latin, "faithful" is fidus, fidēlis, firmus.
Are there other ways to say "faithful" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "faithful": fidus, fidēlis, firmus, fidelis.
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