Devota (en. Devotee)
/deˈβota/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Refers to a person who shows devotion to a religious or spiritual belief.
She is a devout Christian and attends church every Sunday.
Ella es una devota del cristianismo y asiste a la iglesia todos los domingos.
A person who is loyal and committed to some cause or ideology.
A devoted defender of human rights decided to participate in the protest.
Un devoto defensor de los derechos humanos decidió participar en la protesta.
A woman who shows great love and dedication to another person.
She is a devoted mother who cares about her children's well-being.
Es una devota madre que se preocupa por el bienestar de sus hijos.
Etymology
From Latin 'devotus', meaning 'consecrated' or 'dedicated'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
more devout than ever
The state of someone who shows an even stronger commitment to a belief or cause.
más devota que nunca
devoted to the cause
Describes someone who is extremely committed to a cause.
devota a la causa
devoted in body and soul
To be completely dedicated to something without reservations.
devota en cuerpo y alma
Related Words
devotion
Feeling of love, respect, and reverence towards something or someone.
devoción
devout
One who professes devotion to a belief or person.
devoto
dedication
Commitment and effort put into an activity or cause.
dedicación
Slang Meanings
Devout of the party
She is always at every party; she is a devotee of fun.
Siempre está en todas las fiestas, es una devota de la diversión.
Devout of the sport
She is a devoted football fan; she never misses a game of her team.
Es una devota del fútbol, no se pierde un partido de su equipo.