Frömmigkeit

German > Latin

Frömmigkeit, pietas mit u. ohne erga deum. animus pius od. mens pia mit u. ohne erga deum (Ehrfurcht und Liebe zu Gott). – religio (religiöses Gefühl, frommer Sinn, z.B. Numae Pompilii). – sanctitas (gottgefälliger Wandel); verb. pietas et sanctitas. – sanctimonia (tugendhafte Gesinnung, Unschuld). – Fr. gegen die Götter üben, deos pie colere.

Translations

piety

Arabic: تَقْوَى‎; Armenian: բարեպաշտություն; Bulgarian: набожност; Catalan: pietat; Chinese Mandarin: 虔誠／虔诚; Czech: zbožnost; Dutch: vroomheid; Esperanto: pieco; Finnish: hurskaus; French: piété; Galician: piedade; Georgian: ღვთისმოსაობა, ღვთისმოშიშობა; German: Frömmigkeit; Greek: ευσέβεια; Ancient Greek: εὐσέβεια, τὸ εὐσεβές, ὁσιότης; Hungarian: vallásosság; Irish: crábhadh, cráifeacht, beannaíocht; Italian: pietà; Japanese: 篤信; Kazakh: құдайшылдық; Latvian: pietāte; Macedonian: набожност, благочестие; Manx: craueeaght; Maori: whakaponotanga; Occitan: pietat; Polish: pobożność, bogobojność; Portuguese: piedade; Romanian: evlavie, pietate; Russian: набожность, благочестие; Scottish Gaelic: cràbhadh; Spanish: piedad; Swedish: fromhet; Turkish: dindarlık, sofuluk, takva, züht; Ukrainian: набожність; Yiddish: פֿרומקייט‎