Paganos (en. Pagans)

/paˈɣanos/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Individual who worships gods that are not part of monotheistic religions.

Pagans often celebrate rituals outdoors.

Los paganos suelen celebrar rituales al aire libre.

Person who looks down on the beliefs and customs of organized religions.

In antiquity, many pagans were persecuted for their culture.

En la antigüedad, muchos paganos eran perseguidos por su cultura.

adjective

Relating to the worship of deities other than those of Christianity and Judaism.

Pagan festivities attract many people interested in ancient traditions.

Las festividades paganas atraen a muchas personas interesadas en las tradiciones antiguas.

Referring to practices or beliefs that are not related to organized religion.

Summer is a time when many pagan festivals are celebrated.

El verano es un periodo donde se celebran muchas fiestas paganas.

It derives from the Latin 'paganus', which means 'peasant' or 'inhabitant of the countryside'.

Modern pagans

Term that refers to current individuals who practice neopagan religions.

Paganos modernos

Pagan rituals

Ceremonies performed by individuals who follow non-monotheistic beliefs.

Rituales paganos

Pagan gods

Deities worshipped in religions that are not Abrahamic.

Dioses paganos

paganism

Set of beliefs and religious practices that are not Christian.

paganismo

neopaganism

Contemporary religious movement that revives ancient pagan beliefs.

neopaganismo

pagan celebration

Party or event marked by non-Christian traditions.

celebración pagana

It is used to describe someone who follows unconventional beliefs.

She is so pagan, always talking about the energy of nature.

Ella es tan pagana, siempre hablando de la energía de la naturaleza.

It refers to a person who is very free from religious restrictions.

He lives his life like a true pagan, without worrying about traditional norms.

Él vive su vida como un verdadero pagano, sin preocuparse por las normas tradicionales.