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!Hola!
In today's lesson, you will learn some words related to religion in Spanish. Good learning! :)
Feel free to edit or add more vocabulary.
Palabras generales (General words)
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| Religión | Religion |
| Dios | God |
| Creyente | Believer |
| Ateo | Atheist |
| Templo | Temple |
Cristianismo (Christianity)
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| Padrenuestro | Our father |
| AveMaría | Ave Maria |
| Católico | Catholic |
| Ortodoxo | Orthodox |
| Evangélico | Evangelical |
| Protestante | Protestant |
| Navidad | Christmas |
| Pascua | Easter |
| Cruz | cross |
| Resurrección | Resurrection |
| Bautismo | Baptism |
| Eucaristía | Eucharist |
| Pentecostés | Pentecost |
| Viernes Santo | Holy Friday |
| Obispo | Bishop |
| Arzobispo | Archbishop |
| Sacerdote | Priest |
| Biblia | Bible |
| Nuevo Testamento | New Testament |
| Iglesia | church |
| Catedral | Cathedral |
| Parroquia | Parish |
| Apocalipsis | Apocalypse |
| Evangelio. | Gospel. |
| Crisma | Chrism |
| Cristo | Christ |
| Jesucristo | Jesus Christ |
| Trinidad | Trinity |
Judaísmo (Judaism)
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| Judío | Jewish |
| Torá | Torah |
| Rabino | Rabbi |
| Circuncisión | Circumcision |
| Pésaj | Pesach |
Islam (Islam)
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| Mahoma | Muhammad |
| Corán | Koran |
| Musulmán | Muslim |
| Mezquita | Mosque |
| Ramadán | Ramadan |
Expressions
¡ Gracias a Dios !
The Spanish language is somewhat influenced by religion. "Gracias a Dios" will be used to express your relief: "Thank God"! You also have the i "Dios mío!", Equivalent Spanish expression of "My God!".
A quién madruga, Dios le ayuda.
Literal translation: God helps who gets up early
¡Ángel a María!
Literal translation: The angel to Mary! Meaning: Exclamation when receiving surprising or amazing news ...
Cuando el Diablo no sabe qué hacer, con el rabo mata moscas.
Literal translation: When the devil does not know what to do, he kills flies with the tail. Meaning: Idleness or laziness facilitate absurd actions or meaningless work.