Devotas (en. Devotees)

/deˈβotas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
People who show great faith or religious commitment.
Devoted individuals attend mass every Sunday.
Las devotas asisten a la misa todos los domingos.
Women who express their deep faith in their daily practices.
She is a devotee of Saint Anthony.
Ella es una devota de San Antonio.

Etymology

It derives from the Latin 'devotus', which means 'dedicated' or 'committed'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

devoted to her faith
Totally committed and dedicated to her religious belief.
devota a su fe
to be devoted
To act with a deep commitment towards a belief or cause.
ser devota

Related Words

devotion
A feeling of love and respect towards something considered sacred.
devoción
faithfulness
Loyalty and consistency towards someone or something.
fidelidad
religiosity
Intense devotion and practice of religious beliefs.
religiosidad

Slang Meanings

An extremely religious person.
Don't talk to me about partying, as I am very devoted.
No me hables de fiesta, que yo soy muy devota.
Someone who strictly follows the rules of their religion.
That friend is so devoted that she doesn't eat meat on Fridays.
Esa amiga es tan devota que no come carne en viernes.