heathen in Latin
heathen in Latin is gentilis — heathen means historically, a person who does not follow one of the major world religions; more recently, a follower of modern pagan Heathenry.
heathen in Latin
gentilis
Not adhering to an Abrahamic religion; pagan.
What does "heathen" mean?
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noun Historically, a person who does not follow one of the major world religions; more recently, a follower of modern pagan Heathenry.
"The missionaries set out to convert the so-called heathens."
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adj Relating to such beliefs or practices.
"The ruins were once part of a heathen temple."
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heathen in a sentence
- The missionaries set out to convert the so-called heathens.
- The ruins were once part of a heathen temple.
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What is "heathen" in Latin?
"heathen" in Latin is gentilis. heathen means: Historically, a person who does not follow one of the major world religions; more recently, a follower of modern pagan Heathenry.
How do you use "heathen" in a sentence?
Example: "The missionaries set out to convert the so-called heathens." In Latin, "heathen" is gentilis.
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