Translation
believer
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Word origin
The noun use of the present participle of croire ('to believe'), from Latin credere ('to believe, to trust'). English 'creed' comes from the same verb.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- credere
- English cognates
- creed, credit
Grammar
Examples
.
They are believers who pray every day.
croyante .
She is a believer but does not practise.
.
Believers gather at the mosque on Fridays.
athée, .
He is neither a believer nor an atheist, he has questions.
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The city welcomes believers of every religion.
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