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  1. God-fearing:
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Detailed Translations for godfearing from English to German

god-fearing:


Translation Matrix for god-fearing:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- devout

Synonyms for "god-fearing":


Related Definitions for "god-fearing":

  1. deeply religious1
    • a god-fearing and law-abiding people1

God-fearing:


Translation Matrix for God-fearing:

ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
andächtig God-fearing; devout; pious; religious; spiritual attentive; awecommanding; concerned; deferent; devout; godly; interested; observant; overpowering; overwhelming; perceptive; pious; regardful; respectful; reverent; reverential; stupendous
devot God-fearing; devout; pious; religious; spiritual devout; godly; pious; reverent
fromm God-fearing; devout; pious; religious; spiritual churchgoing; devout; edifying; godly; pious; religious; reverent
geistlich God-fearing; devout; pious; religious; spiritual churchgoing; intellectual; mental; pastoral; psychic; psychological
gläubig God-fearing; devout; pious; religious; spiritual churchgoing; devout; godly; pious; religious; reverent
gottesfürchtig God-fearing; devout; godly; pious; religious; spiritual churchgoing; devout; godly; pious; religious; reverent
gottgläubig God-fearing; devout; pious; religious; spiritual
gottselig God-fearing; devout; godly; pious; religious; spiritual blessed; blissful; devout; divine; glorious; godly; illustrious; pious; renowned; reverent
kirchlich God-fearing; devout; pious; religious; spiritual Christian; churchgoing
religiös God-fearing; devout; pious; religious; spiritual

Wiktionary Translations for God-fearing:

God-fearing
adjective
  1. following the precepts of a religious practice and respects and reveres god and his authority


Wiktionary Translations for godfearing:

godfearing
adjective
  1. obedient to a deity
  2. religiously devout

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
godfearing fromm; gottesfürchtig pieux — Qui a de la piété ; qui est attaché aux croyances, aux devoirs et aux pratiques de la religion.