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1. (n.) deity
a god or goddess.
2. deity
divine character or nature; divinity.
3. deity
a person or thing revered as supremely powerful or beneficent.
4. deity
the Deity, God.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME deite < OF < LL deitās= L de(us) god +-itās -ity , formed after L dīvīnitāsdivinity)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) deity, divinity, god, immortal
any supernatural being worshipped as controlling some part of the world or some aspect of life or who is the personification of a force
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1. (noun) deity
the collection of attributes which make up the nature of a god; divinity; godhead; as, the deity of the Supreme Being is seen in his works
2. (noun) deity
a god or goddess; a heathen god
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Sense: a god or goddess
Bacchus was one of the Roman deities.
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 Afrikaans: godheid, goddelikheid |
 Arabic: إله، آلِهَه |
 Bulgarian: божество |
 Brazilian: divindade |
 Czech: božstvo |
 German: die Gottheit |
 Danish: guddom; guddommelighed |
 Greek: θεότητα |
 Spanish: deidad, divinidad |
 Estonian: jumalus |
 Farsi: الهه؛ خداوند؛ الوهیت |
 Finnish: jumalolento |
 French: dieu, déesse |
 Hebrew: אֵל, אֶלָה |
 Hindi: देवता, ईश्वर |
 Croatian: božanstvo |
 Hungarian: istenség |
 Indonesian: dewata |
 Icelandic: goð eða gyðja |
 Italian: divinità |
 Japanese: 神 |
 Korean: 신, 여신 |
 Lithuanian: dievybė |
 Latvian: dievība |
 Malay: dewa |
 Dutch: godheid |
 Norwegian: gud(dom), gudinne |
 Polish: bóstwo |
 Persian: الهه؛ خداوند؛ الوهیت |
 Pashto: الوهيت، اليه |
 Portuguese: divindade |
 Romanian: zeu, zeiţă |
 Russian: божество |
 Slovak: božstvo |
 Slovenian: božanstvo |
 Serbian: božanstvo |
 Swedish: gud, gudinna |
 Thai: เทพเจ้า; เทพ; เทพธิดา |
 Turkish: tanrı(ça) |
 Taiwanese: 上帝，神 |
 Ukrainian: божество |
 Urdu: دیوتا یا دیوی |
 Vietnamese: vị thần |
 Chinese: 上帝，神 |
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