deidad (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Deidad is a noun.

Phonetic Transcription

The phonetic transcription in the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is /dei̯ˈðad/.

Translation Options into English

• Deity
• God
• Divinity

Meaning

Deidad refers to a god or goddess, a divine being, or more broadly, any manifestation of the divine. In the Spanish language, it is commonly used in religious or spiritual contexts to denote gods from various mythologies or religions. The term is relatively formal and more frequently seen in written contexts, such as literature, religious texts, and academic discussions, than in everyday speech.

Example Sentences

1. La deidad que adoramos es conocida por su sabiduría y compasión.

2. The deity we worship is known for her wisdom and compassion.

3. En muchas culturas, la deidad del sol es central en sus creencias.

4. In many cultures, the sun deity is central to their beliefs.

5. Los antiguos griegos tenían múltiples deidades que representaban diferentes aspectos de la vida.

6. The ancient Greeks had multiple deities that represented different aspects of life.

Idiomatic Expressions

The term deidad is not only used in a literal sense but may also appear in various idiomatic expressions, especially that refer to the concept of divinity or importance. Here are a few examples:

1. Hacer algo como un dios
2. Significa hacer algo extraordinariamente bien.
3. To do something like a god means to do something exceptionally well.
4. Ejemplo: El chef prepara los platos como un dios.

5. The chef prepares the dishes like a god.

6. Sentirse como una deidad

7. Se refiere a una sensación de poder o de orgullo inmenso.
8. To feel like a deity refers to a feeling of immense power or pride.
9. Ejemplo: Después de recibir el premio, se sintió como una deidad.

10. After receiving the award, he felt like a deity.

11. No soy una deidad

12. Usado para expresar que uno no es perfecto y tiene limitaciones.
13. "I am not a deity" is used to express that one is not perfect and has limitations.
14. Ejemplo: A veces me siento abrumado, pero no soy una deidad.
15. Sometimes I feel overwhelmed, but I am not a deity.

Etymology

The word deidad comes from the Latin word deitas, which is derived from deus, meaning "god." The suffix -idad indicates a state or quality, similar to the English suffix -ity.

Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms: - Divinidad - Divino - Dios

Antonyms: - Mortal - Humano - Terrenal