Deum (en. Deum)
/dœm/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
A word sometimes used to refer to divinity or a supreme being.
In this theological text, the author refers to deum as the creator of the universe.
Dans ce texte théologique, l'auteur se réfère à deum comme le créateur de l'univers.
In the context of certain beliefs, a synonym for God.
The wise often speak of deum with respect in their writings.
Les sages parlent souvent de deum avec respect dans leurs écrits.
Etymology
The word 'deum' derives from the Latin 'deus', which means 'God'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
deum adsum
I am here, referring to the presence of God.
deum adsum
deum quem
He whom we call God.
deum quem
Related Words
god
A supreme being, a creator in many religions.
dieu
divinity
The nature or quality of being divine.
divinité
sacred
Who is regarded as holy or worthy of veneration.
sacré
Slang Meanings
A colloquial way of speaking about God in informal contexts.
When I'm in urgent need, I often say: 'Deum, help me!'
Quand je suis dans un besoin urgent, je dis souvent : 'Deum, aide-moi !'
A term used to express surprise or amazement in relation to a divine event.
Deum! Look at this miracle happening!
Deum ! Regarde ce miracle qui se produit !