English
Etymology
From Middle English bilevar, bileever, belever, equivalent to believe + -er.
Pronunciation
Noun
believer (plural believers)
- A person who believes; especially regarding religion.
- She's a believer in life after death.
Antonyms
Hyponyms
Translations
person who believes
- Arabic: مُؤْمِن m (muʔmin)
- Asturian: creyente m or f
- Azerbaijani: mömin (az), dindar
- Bashkir: (Islam) мөьмин (möʹmin)
- Belarusian: ве́руючы m (vjérujučy), ве́руючая f (vjérujučaja)
- Bulgarian: вя́рващ (bg) m (vjárvašt)
- Catalan: creient (ca) m or f
- Chinese:
- Dungan: мәмин (məmin)
- Mandarin: 信徒 (zh) (xìntú)
- Czech: věřící (cs) m
- Dutch: gelovige (nl)
- Finnish: uskova (fi), uskovainen (fi)
- French: croyant (fr) m,
- Galician: crente m or f
- Georgian: მორწმუნე (morc̣mune)
- German: Gläubiger (de) m, Gläubige (de) f
- Greek: πιστός (el) m (pistós)
- Hebrew: מַאֲמִין m (ma'amín)
- Hindi: आस्तिक (hi) m (āstik)
- Italian: credente (it) m or f
- Japanese: 信徒 (ja) (しんと, shinto), 信者 (しんじゃ, shinja)
- Kazakh: діншіл адам (dınşıl adam)
- Korean: 신도 (ko) (sindo), 신자 (ko) (sinja)
- Kyrgyz: динчил адам (dincil adam)
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- Macedonian: верник m (vernik), верничка f (vernička)
- Navajo: oodláanii
- Ngazidja Comorian: mndru yaamini class 1/2
- Norman: croyant m
- Pashto: مومن m (momén)
- Persian: مؤمن (fa) (mo'men)
- Polish: wierzący (pl) m, wierny (pl) m, wyznawca (pl) m, wyznawczyni (pl) f
- Portuguese: crente (pt) m or f
- Russian: ве́рующий (ru) m (vérujuščij), ве́рующая (ru) f (vérujuščaja)
- Scottish Gaelic: creidmheach m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: верник m, вјерник m
- Roman: vernik (sh) m, vjernik (sh) m
- Slovak: veriaci (sk) m
- Slovene: vernik m, vernica f
- Spanish: creyente (es) m
- Swahili: muumini (sw)
- Tajik: муъмин (muʾmin), мӯъмин (tg) (müʾmin)
- Tatar: мөъмин (mö'min)
- Turkish: mümin (tr), inanan
- Ukrainian: ві́руючий m (vírujučyj), ві́руюча f (vírujuča)
- Uyghur: مۆمىن (mömin)
- Uzbek: moʻmin (uz), dindor (uz)
- Yiddish: מאמין m (maymen)
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