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pagan

/ˈpeɪ.ɡən/

Translations

pagannoun

pagans

/ˈpeɪɡən/

païenPersonne de religion païenne; emploi courant et historique.

The village was known for its pagan rituals that celebrated the changing of the seasons.

Le village était connu pour ses rites païens qui célébraient le changement des saisons.

païenneForme féminine du nom.

The village was known for its pagan rituals that celebrated the changing of the seasons.

Le village était connu pour ses rites païens qui célébraient le changement des saisons.

Additional translations

païenneForme féminine; par extension, familier ou péjoratif.

païenPar extension, familier ou péjoratif; personne jugée irréligieuse, hédoniste ou peu civilisée.

Synonyms

paganadjective

more pagan

Comp.

most pagan

Super.

/ˈpeɪ.ɡən/

païenneReligieux; forme féminine de l’adjectif.

Her pagan beliefs were evident in her eclectic collection of charms and talismans.

Ses croyances païennes étaient évidentes dans sa collection éclectique d’amulettes et de talismans.

païenReligieux; se dit d’une religion ou de croyances non chrétiennes, non juives ou non musulmanes; souvent avec une nuance historique.

The festival had a distinctly pagan atmosphere, with rituals celebrating the changing of the seasons.

Le festival avait une atmosphère nettement païenne, avec des rites célébrant le changement des saisons.

Synonyms

Definitions

pagannoun

A person holding religious beliefs other than those of the main world religions, often associated with polytheism or nature worship.

The village was known for its pagan rituals that celebrated the changing of the seasons.

A follower of a polytheistic or nature-based religion, often used in historical contexts to describe those who were not Christian, Jewish, or Muslim.

The ancient Romans were considered pagans by early Christians due to their worship of multiple gods.

A person who behaves in a way considered irreligious, hedonistic, or uncivilized (often humorous or derogatory).

He joked that he was a pagan because he preferred sleeping in on Sundays to going to church.

paganadjective

Relating to religious beliefs that are not part of the world's main religions, often involving polytheism or nature worship.

The festival had a distinctly pagan atmosphere, with rituals celebrating the changing of the seasons.

Having qualities or characteristics associated with paganism, such as being unorthodox or unconventional in religious practices.

Her pagan beliefs were evident in her eclectic collection of charms and talismans.