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interreligious

/ˌɪntɚɹᵻlˈɪdʒəs/ adj

Involving more than one religion

Word Origin Religion comes from Latin 'religare' (to bind back), suggesting a binding obligation to the divine. Interreligious means between religions. The root 'ligare' (to bind) gives us rely (to bind oneself to), oblige (to bind to), ligament (something that binds), ally (to bind together), and liaison (a binding). So interreligious is 'between bindings'.

adj Involving more than one religion

The city hosted an interreligious dialogue between Christian, Muslim, and Jewish leaders.

(形容词) 跨宗教的；宗教间的

该市举办了一场基督教、伊斯兰教和犹太教领袖之间的跨宗教对话。

(adjetivo) Que involucra más de una religión.

La ciudad acogió un diálogo interreligioso entre líderes cristianos, musulmanes y judíos.

(adjectif) interreligieux; interconfessionnel [Qui concerne ou implique plusieurs religions à la fois.]

La ville a accueilli un dialogue **interreligious** entre des dirigeants chrétiens, musulmans et juifs.

(Adjektiv) Mehrere Religionen umfassend oder betreffend.

Die Stadt veranstaltete einen **interreligious** Dialog zwischen christlichen, muslimischen und jüdischen Führern.

(形容詞) 複数の宗教に関わるさま

その都市は、キリスト教、イスラム教、ユダヤ教の指導者たちによる宗教間対話の会を主催した。

(adjetivo) inter-religioso; interconfessional [Que envolve mais de uma religião.]

A cidade sediou um diálogo **inter-religioso** entre líderes cristãos, muçulmanos e judeus.

Synonyms: interfaith interdenominational ecumenical multi-religious cross-religious interchurch Antonyms: sectarian exclusive denominational monoreligious
Word parts: inter + religion + ous

Related words

religion religiosity religiously rely reliable reliability reliance reliant oblige obligate obligation obligatory ligament ligature ally

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