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druse

/druːz/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a un seguidor de la secta religiosa monoteísta esotérica drusa, asentada principalmente en zonas montañosas de Siria y Líbano, que cree que Al-Hákim fue una encarnación de Dios.

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noun

/druːz/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a un seguidor de la secta religiosa monoteísta esotérica drusa, asentada principalmente en zonas montañosas de Siria y Líbano, que cree que Al-Hákim fue una encarnación de Dios.

A noun referring to an adherent of an esoteric monotheistic religious sect residing in the mountainous regions of Syria and Lebanon, who believes that Al-Hakim was an incarnation of God.

nombre propio

  1. Adherent of the Druze faithB2formal

    A member of a monotheistic religious community originating in the 11th century, primarily living in the mountainous regions of Syria, Lebanon, and Israel, who believe that the Fatimid caliph Al-Hakim bi-Amr Allah is a divine incarnation.

    esDruso (seguidor del drusismo)

    • The Druse community has maintained its distinct religious identity for centuries.
    • She is a Druse from the mountains of Lebanon.
    • Druse villages are known for their strong sense of community and loyalty.

    Sinónimosdruze

Formas
  • druse plural form
  • druse' possessive plural form
  • druse's possessive singular form