Goddess
//ˈɡɒdɛs//
Translations of "goddess" (93 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | godin(female deity) | — | |
| Akkadian | iltum(female deity) | — | |
| Albanian | perëndeshë(female deity) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | θεά(female deity) | theá | |
| Arabic | إِلَاهَة(female deity), إِلٰهَة(female deity), مَعْبُودَة(adored or idealized woman) | ʔilāha, ʔilāha, maʕbūda | |
| Armenian | աստվածուհի(female deity) | astvacuhi | |
| Asturian | diosa(female deity) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | ilahə(female deity) | — | |
| Belarusian | багі́ня(female deity) | bahínja | |
| Bengali | দেবী(female deity) | debi | |
| Bulgarian | боги́ня(female deity) | bogínja | |
| Burmese | ဒေဝီ(female deity) | dewi | |
| Catalan | Dea(single goddess of monotheism), Dea(single goddess of ditheism), Deessa(single goddess of monotheism), Deessa(single goddess of ditheism), deessa(female deity), deessa(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Chinese | 女神(female deity) | zh-min-nan | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 女神(female deity) | neoi⁵ san⁴ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 女神(female deity), 女神(adored or idealized woman) | nǚshén, nǚshén | |
| Church Slavic | богꙑни(female deity) | bogyni | |
| Classical Nahuatl | cihuateteo(female deity) | — | |
| Coptic | ⲛⲧⲱⲣⲉ(female deity) | ntōre | |
| Cornish | duwes(female deity) | — | |
| Crimean Tatar | mabude(female deity) | — | |
| Czech | Bohyně(single goddess of monotheism), bohyně(female deity), bohyně(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Danish | Gudinde(single goddess of monotheism), gudinde(female deity) | — | |
| Dutch | Godin(single goddess of monotheism), godin(female deity), schoonheid(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Egyptian | nTr-r:*t-B1(female deity) | nṯrt | |
| Esperanto | Diino(single goddess of monotheism), diino(female deity) | — | |
| Estonian | jumalanna(female deity) | — | |
| Finnish | jumalatar(female deity), jumalatar(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| French | Déesse(single goddess of monotheism), Déesse(single goddess of ditheism), déesse(female deity), déesse(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Galician | deusa(female deity), deusa(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Georgian | ქალღმერთი(female deity), ქალღმერთი(adored or idealized woman) | kalɣmerti, kalɣmerti | |
| German | Gott(single goddess of monotheism), Göttin(single goddess of monotheism), die Göttin(single goddess of ditheism), Göttin(female deity), weibliche Gottheit(female deity), weiblicher Gott(female deity) | — | |
| Greek | Θεά(single goddess of monotheism), θεά(female deity), θεά(adored or idealized woman), θεή(female deity) | Theá, theá, theá, theḗ | |
| Hawaiian | akua wahine(female deity) | — | |
| Hebrew | אֵלָה(female deity) | elá | |
| Hindi | देवी(female deity) | devī | |
| Hungarian | Istennő(single goddess of monotheism), istennő(female deity), istennő(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Icelandic | dís(female deity), gyðja(female deity) | — | |
| Ido | deino(female deity) | — | |
| Indonesian | dewi(female deity), dewi(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Interlingua | dea(female deity) | — | |
| Irish | bandia(female deity) | — | |
| Italian | Dea(single goddess of monotheism), Dea(single goddess of ditheism), dea(female deity), dea(adored or idealized woman), diva(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Japanese | 女神(single goddess of monotheism), 女神(female deity), 女神(female deity) | megami, joshin | |
| Kazakh | әйел құдай(female deity) | äiel qūdai | |
| Khmer | ទេពធីតា(adored or idealized woman), ទេពី(female deity), ទេវី(female deity), ព្រះម៉ែ(female deity) | teep thiidaa, teipii, teivii, prĕəh mae | |
| Korean | 녀신(female deity), 여신(female deity) | nyeosin, yeosin | |
| Lao | ສຸຣາງ(female deity), ສຸລາງ(female deity), ເທວີ(female deity) | su rāng, su lāng, th | |
| Latin | Dea(single goddess of monotheism), dea(female deity), dīva(female deity) | — | |
| Latvian | Dieviete(single goddess of monotheism), Dieviete(single goddess of ditheism), dieve(female deity), dieve(adored or idealized woman), dieviete(female deity), dieviete(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Lithuanian | deivė(female deity) | — | |
| Macedonian | Божица(single goddess of monotheism), Божица(single goddess of ditheism), бо́жица(female deity), бо́жица(adored or idealized woman) | Božica, Božica, bóžica, bóžica | |
| Malagasy | andriamanibavy(female deity) | — | |
| Malay | dewi(female deity) | — | |
| Manipuri | ꯗꯦꯕꯤ(female deity) | debi | |
| Marathi | देवी(female deity) | devī | |
| Mon | ဒေဝတဴကာလခဏ္ဏဳ(female deity) | — | |
| Norman | Déêsse(single goddess of monotheism), déêsse(female deity) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | îlahe(female deity) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | gudinne(female deity) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | gudinne(female deity), gydje(female deity) | — | |
| Occitan | dieusa(female deity) | — | |
| Old English | gyden(female deity) | — | |
| Old Norse | dís(female deity) | — | |
| Pali | devī(female deity) | — | |
| Pannonian Rusyn | богиня(female deity) | bohinja | |
| Pashto | الهه(female deity) | elāha | |
| Persian | الٰهه(female deity), ایزدبانو(female deity) | elâhe, izadbânu | |
| Polish | bogini(female deity), bogini(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Portuguese | Deusa(single goddess of monotheism), deusa(female deity), deusa(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Romanian | Dumnezeiță(single goddess of monotheism), Dumnezeiță(single goddess of ditheism), zeiță(female deity) | — | |
| Russian | боги́ня(single goddess of monotheism), боги́ня(female deity), боги́ня(adored or idealized woman) | bogínja, bogínja, bogínja | |
| Sanskrit | ग्ना(female deity), देवी(female deity) | gnā́, devī | |
| Scottish Gaelic | ban-dia(female deity), ban-dia(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | bòginja(female deity), bòginja(adored or idealized woman), bòžica(female deity), бо̀гиња(female deity), бо̀гиња(adored or idealized woman), бо̀жица(female deity) | — | |
| Slovak | bohyňa(female deity), bohyňa(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Slovene | Boginja(single goddess of monotheism), boginja(adored or idealized woman), bogínja(female deity) | — | |
| Spanish | diosa(single goddess of monotheism), dea(female deity), diosa(female deity) | — | |
| Sumerian | 𒀭(female deity) | /diĝir, dingir; dimer, dimir/ | |
| Swedish | Gudinna(single goddess of monotheism), gudinna(female deity), gudinna(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Tagalog | bathaluman(female deity), diyosa(female deity) | — | |
| Tajik | илоҳа(female deity), олиҳа(female deity) | iloha, oliha | |
| Tatar | алиһә(female deity) | alihä | |
| Thai | เทวี(female deity) | tee-wii | |
| Tocharian B | ñäkteñña(female deity) | — | |
| Turkish | Tanrıça(single goddess of monotheism), ilahe(female deity), tanrıça(female deity), tanrıça(adored or idealized woman) | — | |
| Ugaritic | 𐎛𐎍𐎚(female deity) | ỉlt | |
| Ukrainian | боги́ня(female deity) | bohýnja | |
| Urdu | دیوی(female deity) | devī | |
| Uyghur | ئىلاھە(female deity) | ilahe | |
| Uzbek | iloha(female deity), maʻbuda(female deity) | — | |
| Vietnamese | nữ thần(female deity), thiên nữ(female deity) | — | |
| Welsh | duwes(female deity) | — |
godin
iltum
perëndeshë
diosa
ilahə
Dea, Dea, Deessa, Deessa, deessa, deessa
cihuateteo
duwes
mabude
Bohyně, bohyně, bohyně
Gudinde, gudinde
Godin, godin, schoonheid
Diino, diino
jumalanna
jumalatar, jumalatar
Déesse, Déesse, déesse, déesse
deusa, deusa
Gott, Göttin, die Göttin, Göttin, weibliche Gottheit, weiblicher Gott
akua wahine
Istennő, istennő, istennő
dís, gyðja
deino
dewi, dewi
dea
bandia
Dea, Dea, dea, dea, diva
Dea, dea, dīva
Dieviete, Dieviete, dieve, dieve, dieviete, dieviete
deivė
andriamanibavy
dewi
ဒေဝတဴကာလခဏ္ဏဳ
Déêsse, déêsse
îlahe
gudinne
gudinne, gydje
dieusa
gyden
dís
devī
bogini, bogini
Deusa, deusa, deusa
Dumnezeiță, Dumnezeiță, zeiță
ban-dia, ban-dia
bòginja, bòginja, bòžica, бо̀гиња, бо̀гиња, бо̀жица
bohyňa, bohyňa
Boginja, boginja, bogínja
diosa, dea, diosa
Gudinna, gudinna, gudinna
bathaluman, diyosa
ñäkteñña
Tanrıça, ilahe, tanrıça, tanrıça
iloha, maʻbuda
nữ thần, thiên nữ
duwes
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