saviour

English > Greek (Woodhouse)

substantive

P. and V. σωτήρ, ὁ.

Fem., σώτειρα, ἡ (Plato).

Translations

Arabic: مُخَلِّص‎, مُنْقِذ‎; Aragonese: salvador; Armenian: փրկիչ; Belarusian: выратавальнік, выратавальніца; Breton: salver; Bulgarian: спасител; Catalan: salvador; Chinese Cantonese: 救星; Mandarin: 救世主, 救星; Min Nan: 救星; Cornish: salvador, savyour, selwyas; Czech: zachránce; Danish: frelser; Dutch: redder, redster; Dzongkha: ཉེན་སྐྱོབ་འབད་མི; Ewe: xɔla; Finnish: pelastaja; French: sauveur, sauveuse; German: Erlöser, Erlöserin, Retter, Retterin, Erretter, Erretterin; Greek: σωτήρας, σώτειρα; Ancient Greek: σωτήρ, σώτειρα; Hebrew: מוׄשִיעַ‎; Hungarian: megváltó, megmentő; Irish: slánaitheoir; Italian: redentore, redentrice, salvatore, salvatrice; Japanese: 救世主; Kazakh: құтқарушы; Korean: 구세주(救世主); Kurdish Northern Kurdish: xelaskarê; Latin: salvator, salvatrix, servator, servatrix, Sospita; Latvian: glābējs, glābēja; Lithuanian: gelbėtojas, gelbėtoja; Macedonian: спасител; Malay: penyelamat; Manx: saualtagh; Maori: kaiwhakaora; Middle English: saveour; Mongolian Cyrillic: аврагч; Navajo: yisdáʼiiníiłii; Ngazidja Comorian: mkombozi; Norman: sauveux, saûveux; Norwegian Bokmål: frelser, frelserinne, redningsmann, redningskvinne; Nynorsk: frelsar, frelserinne, redningsmann, redningskvinne; Occitan: sauvador, sarvaor, sauvaire; Old English: hǣlend; Picard: sauveu; Polish: ratownik, ratowniczka, wybawca, wybawczyni, wybawiciel, wybawicielka; Portuguese: salvador, salvadora; Romanian: mântuitor; Russian: спаситель, спасительница, спасатель, спасательница; Scottish Gaelic: slànaighear, slànair; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: спа̀ситељ; Roman: spàsitelj; Slovak: záchranca; Slovene: reševalec; Spanish: salvador, salvadora; Swahili: mkombozi; Swedish: frälsare, frälserinna; Tagalog: tagapagligtas, Tagapagligtas; Tibetan: སྐྱོབ་མཁན, སྐྱབས་མགོན; Turkish: kurtarıcı; Ukrainian: рятівник, рятівниця; Urdu: مَسِیحا‎; Vietnamese: cứu tinh; Walloon: såveu; Welsh: achubwr, gwaredwr, iachawdwr