Meaning of "calvinísm" in the Romanian dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD CALVINÍSM

fr. calvinisme

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF CALVINÍSM IN ROMANIAN

calvinísm

WHAT DOES CALVINÍSM MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of calvinísm in the Romanian dictionary

calvinís s. n.

calvinísm s. n.

TRANSLATION OF CALVINÍSM

Find out the translation of calvinísm to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

The translations of calvinísm from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «calvinísm» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: 加尔文
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: calvinismo
• Translator Romanian - English: Calvinism
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: कलविनिज़म
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: الكالفينية مذهب
• Translator Romanian - Russian: кальвинизм
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: calvinismo
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: পূর্ববিধানবাদ
• Translator Romanian - French: calvinisme
• Translator Romanian - Malay: Calvin
• Translator Romanian - German: Kalvinismus
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: カルビン主義
• Translator Romanian - Korean: 칼뱅주의
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: Calvinism
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: Calvin
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: கால்வினசத்தில்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: Calvinism
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: Kalvin´cilik
• Translator Romanian - Italian: calvinismo
• Translator Romanian - Polish: kalwinizm
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: кальвінізм
• Romanian: calvinísm
• Translator Romanian - Greek: Καλβινισμός
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: Calvinisme
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: calvinism
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: kalvinismen

7 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CALVINÍSM»

Discover the use of calvinísm in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to calvinísm and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.

LesLeçons De L'Histoire, Ou Lettres D'Un Père À Son Fils, ...

The present Parliament seemed no: so înrem upon abridgirzg the kings power, as upon intirely abplishing it; they \Were Calvinïsts, and i: îs the spi-rit of Calvinísm to throw of' the restreints of Royalty. An Hisl tory ofErzgland , in a Series ofLcmrs ...

Philippe Louis Gérard, 1791

Las Ruinas - Pagina 127

A asi-que profirió las frases de indulgencia , poder .' ' i , gracia saficiente y eficaz , le ínterrumpieronï' _ abuso horrible , digeron 1051-19 -¡ donar los pecados porgfííied irdfinero. Es una cosa contraria al testo del evan' ¡gtjigeron los calvinísm ...

Constantin François de Chasseboeuf Volney, 1822

De moderatione theologica dissertatio quinta

Abbas де Riviere, Doéìor Parifíenfis , Ordinis S.Augu flini,¢didit Scriptum fub hoc titulo: Calvinísm/u Be/ìidrum Religie: ob fublatam nempè homini per propugnatum abfolurum Весте:um libcrtatcm arbitrii. Cùm vcrò (Salvini-ani reponcrent,Domi ...

Samuel Pomarius, ‎Nicolaus Heitzig, 1674

Scotus Academicus Seu Universa Doctoris Subtilis ...

_ Paulicinni à Sacmmenti: reiccerunt res , Calvinísm: verba, Catholic¡ utrumque adminunt u ibid. L Materia, 8( verb: Sacramcntorum sum¡ pqssunt dupliciter. \ a** _ _ lbMmeria Sacramentorum determinan potest plunbus modis. 17. 2. Duplex m ...

Claude Frassen, 1744

Słownik rumuńsko-polski - Pagina 82

Jan Reychman, 1970

Oeuvres diverses - Pagina 207

... major ejl provocuffe. Hieronym. inter epilt Au- gust. epist. 1 8. f») » Athénée liv. 5 . au commencement. .•u a. Touchant leí Zélateurs Juifs. ,1j chicane de t Cresconius te- futée parS. Au gustin&pat. SUR L'Hf STOLR.E DU C A L V I N í-S M E. io7.

Pierre Bayle, ‎Compagnie des Libraires (La Haya), 1737

Nouveau dictionnaire universel des arts et des sciences, ... - Pagina 169

MI'Dini j'a-Ela, bærefis. angl. calvinísm. Doctrine , sentimens de Cal-vinótde ses Sectareurs qui prétendent que la prédcstination 8c laYréprobation sont antécédentes à la révision des œuvres bonnes ou mauvaises CAL C A L 169.

Thomas Dyche, 1753