Phi[sitian]. I view’d your vrine, and the Hipoſtates ^([sic – meaning Hipoſtaſis]) / Thick and obſcure doth make your danger great, […]
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Hypostasis
//haɪˈpɑstəsɪs//
Synonyms for "hypostasis" (79 found)
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Closest matches (16)
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Related words (39)
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22 entriesShowing 16 of 22 words.
Synonyms
1 entriesRelated terms
3 entriesderived
1 entrieshas context
6 entriesis a
5 entriesrelated to
16 entriesTranslations
47 translations across 22 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- ὑπόστασις noun (inherent reality or substance)
Arabic
1 entries- أُقْنُوم noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
Belarusian
1 entries- іпаста́сь noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
Bulgarian
4 entries- есенция noun (inherent reality or substance)
- ипостас noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
- същност noun (inherent reality or substance)
- хипостаза noun (sedimentary deposit)
Catalan
3 entries- hipòstasi noun (sedimentary deposit)
- hipòstasi noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
- hipòstasi noun (inherent reality or substance)
Danish
1 entries- hypostase noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
Finnish
4 entries- hypostaasi noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
- hypostaasi noun (inherent reality or substance)
- hypostasia noun (effect of one gene preventing another from expressing)
- pohjasakka noun (sedimentary deposit)
French
3 entries- hypostase noun (sedimentary deposit)
- hypostase noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
- hypostase noun (inherent reality or substance)
Galician
3 entries- hipostase noun (sedimentary deposit)
- hipostase noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
- hipostase noun (inherent reality or substance)
German
3 entries- Hypostase noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
- Hypostase noun (inherent reality or substance)
- Hypostase noun (effect of one gene preventing another from expressing)
Greek
2 entries- υπόσταση noun (sedimentary deposit)
- υπόσταση noun (inherent reality or substance)
Hungarian
1 entries- hiposztázis noun (sedimentary deposit)
Japanese
1 entries- 位格 noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
Korean
1 entries- 위격 noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
Polish
2 entries- hipostaza noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
- hipostaza noun (inherent reality or substance)
Romanian
2 entries- esență noun (inherent reality or substance)
- hipostază noun (sedimentary deposit)
Russian
4 entries- гипо́стасис noun (inherent reality or substance)
- гипоста́з noun (sedimentary deposit)
- гипоста́з noun (effect of one gene preventing another from expressing)
- ипоста́сь noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- hipostaza noun (sedimentary deposit)
Spanish
1 entries- hipóstasis noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
Swedish
1 entries- hypostas noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
Ukrainian
1 entries- іпоста́сь noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
Vietnamese
4 entries- nhân vị noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
- trầm tích noun (sedimentary deposit)
- vị cách noun (essential person, the single person of Christ)
- vị cách noun (inherent reality or substance)
Sample sentences
11 total sentences available.
Thus the kidneys also have their particular excrement which is contained in it and is the hypostasis (deposit).
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the hypostases of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
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What did the God who hammered the universe together have to do with virtue, redemption, the strange doctrine of hypostasis?
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