Catholicism

English

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Pronunciation

• IPA: /kəˈθɔləsɪzm/

Etymology

Compare French catholicisme

Noun

Catholicism (usually uncountable; plural Catholicisms)

1. The faiths, practices and doctrines of a Catholic Church, but especially of the Roman Catholic Church
2. The state or quality of being catholic or universal; catholicity. —Jer. Taylor.
3. Liberality of sentiment; breadth of view.

Translations

faiths, practices and doctrines of a Catholic Church

Afrikaans: Katolisisme (af) Arabic: المذهب الكاثوليكي (ar) (al-mudhahhub al-kaathulikiy) m. Armenian: կաթոլիկություն (hy) (kat’volikut’yun) Basque: katolizismo (eu) Catalan: catolicisme (ca) Chinese: Mandarin: 天主教 (zh) (Tiānzhǔjiào) Croatian: katolicizam (hr) m., katoličanstvo (hr) n. Danish: katolicismen (da) Dutch: katholicisme (nl) n., Katholizism (nl) Esperanto: katolikismo (eo) Finnish: katolisuus (fi), katolilaisuus (fi) French: catholicisme (fr) m. Georgian: კათოლიციზმის (ka) (kat’olits’izmis) German: Katholizismus (de) m. Greek: καθολικισμός (el) (katholikismós) m. Haitian Creole: Katolik

Hebrew: קתוליות (he) Hindi: रोमन कैथोलिक ईसाई (hi) (Rōmana kaithōlika īsā'ī) Icelandic: kaþólska kirkjan (is) Irish: caitliceachas (ga) Italian: cattolicesimo (it) Japanese: カトリシズム (ja) (katorishizumu) Norwegian: katolisismen (no) Portuguese: catolicismo (pt) Romanian: catolicism (ro) n. Russian: католицизм (ru) (katolicízm) m. Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: католицизам (sh) m. Roman: katolicizam (sh) m. Spanish: catolicismo (es) m. Swedish: katolicismen (sv), katolicism (sv) Welsh: Catholigiaeth (cy)