Crist
Old English
noun
Definitions
- Christ
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin Christus (Christ) derived from Ancient Greek Χριστός (Christ, annointed, anointed, messiah, the annointed one).
Origin
Ancient Greek
Χριστός
Gloss
Christ, annointed, anointed, messiah, the annointed one
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Antichrist English
- Christ English
- Christard English
- Christcentric English
- Christcentrism English
- Christchurch English
- Christer English
- Christfollower English
- Christhood English
- Christic English
- Christicide English
- Christing English
- Christless English
- Christlike English
- Christly English
- Christmas English
- Christology English
- Christomania English
- Christophany English
- Christward English
- Christwards English
- antichrist English
- christfag English
- Christiānus Latin
- Christus Latin
- Chrīstus Latin
- christianus Latin
- pseudochristus Latin
- Christus German
- Cristo Italian
- cristo Italian
- Christus Dutch, Flemish
- Христос Russian
- Cristo Spanish, Castilian
- Χριστός Ancient Greek
- Χρῑστός Ancient Greek
- Cristo Portuguese
- xpto Portuguese
- Crīst Old English
- Crist Middle English
- Cristien Middle English
- Kristr Old Norse
- kristadelfiano Esperanto
- Krist Serbo-Croatian
- क्राइस्टचर्च Hindi
- Χρίστος Greek (modern)
- Χριστός Greek (modern)
- Crist Welsh
- Kerst Middle Dutch
- kerst Middle Dutch
- ☧ Translingual
- Críst Old Irish
- Kristus Faroese
- Christ Norman
- Cơ đốc Vietnamese
- ခရစ် Burmese
- Christ Middle French
- 𐍇𐍂𐌹𐍃𐍄𐌿𐍃 Gothic
- מָשִׁיחַ Hebrew (modern)
- משיח Hebrew (modern)
- Cristo Old Portuguese
- 基督 Chinese
- Kraist Marshallese
- Kūraij Marshallese
- Krais Tok Pisin
- Krist Breton
- Krist Cornish
- கிறிஸ்து Tamil
- Crìsto Ligurian
- ܡܫܺܝܚܳܐ Aramaic
- ქრისტჱ Old Georgian
- Χριστός grc-koi
- מָשִׁיחַ hbo