Trinitarian

See also: trinitarian

English

Alternative forms

trinitarian

Etymology

From French trinitaire (from Medieval Latin trinitarius, from Latin trinitas + -arius) +‎ -ian

Noun

Trinitarian (plural Trinitarians)

Someone who believes in the Trinity.
A member of the Trinitarian order.

Translations

a believer in the Trinity

Finnish: kolminaisuusopin kannattaja

German: Trinitarier m, Trinitarierin f

Adjective

Trinitarian (not comparable)

Believing in the Trinity.
Of or pertaining in the doctrine of Trinity.
Of or pertaining to Trinity.

Antonyms

Translations

believing in the Trinity

Chinese: (Simplified Chinese) 相信三位一体 (Traditional Chinese) 相信三位一體 (xiangxin sanweiyiti)
Czech: trinitární, trojiční
Dutch: drievuldigheidachtig
Finnish: trinitaarinen

French: trinitaire (fr)
German: trinitarisch
Italian: trinitario
Japanese: 三位一体の (さんみいったいの sanmeittai no)
Spanish: trinitario (es)

of or pertaining to the doctrine of the Trinity

Czech: trinitární, trinitologický

Finnish: kolminaisuusopillinen, trinitaarinen
German: trinitarisch

of or pertaining to Trinity

Czech: trojický, trojiční

Finnish: kolminainen, kolmiyhteinen
German: trinitarisch

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