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A proper noun referring to a Greek Christian theologian from Alexandria who was declared a heretic for his doctrines about God, which became known as Arianism. It is also the genus name for sea catfishes of the family Ariidae.

• 🌐اسم علم يشير إلى اللاهوتي المسيحي اليوناني من الإسكندرية الذي اعتُبر هرطوقًا بسبب تعاليمه عن الله التي عُرفت بالأريانية. كما يُطلق كاسم جنس على أسماك القرموط البحرية من فصيلة Ariidae.

1. Christian theologian C2 formal

   A Greek Christian theologian from Alexandria (c. 256–336) whose teachings, known as Arianism, were declared heretical by the early Church for denying the full divinity of Christ.

   • Arius argued that the Son was created by the Father and was not co-eternal with Him.
   • The Council of Nicaea in 325 condemned the views of Arius.
   • Arius's teachings led to a major schism in early Christianity.

   🌐اللاهوتي المسيحي

2. Genus of catfish C2 formal scientific

   The type genus of the family Ariidae, comprising sea catfishes found in tropical and subtropical waters.

   • Arius species are commonly found in estuaries and coastal waters.
   • The Arius genus includes several commercially important catfish species.
   • Marine biologists study the migratory patterns of Arius catfishes.

   🌐جنس الأريوس

• ariuses plural form
• ariuses' possessive plural form
• arius's possessive singular form