Puritan
//ˈpjʊə.ɹɪ.tən//
Translations of "puritan" (20 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulgarian | пуритански(having very strict moral standards), пуритан(puritanical person) | puritanski, puritan | |
| Catalan | purità(having very strict moral standards), purità(puritanical person), purità(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 清教徒(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | cing¹ gaau³ tou⁴ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 清教徒(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | qīngjiàotú | |
| Czech | puritánský(having very strict moral standards), puritán(puritanical person), puritán(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | — | |
| Dutch | puriteins(having very strict moral standards) | — | |
| Esperanto | puritano(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | — | |
| Finnish | puristinen(having very strict moral standards), puritaaninen(having very strict moral standards), puristi(puritanical person), puritaani(puritanical person) | — | |
| French | puritain(having very strict moral standards), puritain(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | — | |
| Galician | puritano(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | — | |
| German | puritanisch(having very strict moral standards), Puritaner(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | — | |
| Hungarian | puritán(having very strict moral standards), puritán(puritanical person), puritán(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | — | |
| Ido | puritano(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | — | |
| Italian | puritano(having very strict moral standards), puritano(puritanical person) | — | |
| Macedonian | пурита́нски(having very strict moral standards), пурита́нец(puritanical person), пурита́нец(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | puritánski, puritánec, puritánec | |
| Polish | purytański(having very strict moral standards) | — | |
| Russian | пурита́нский(having very strict moral standards), пурита́нин(puritanical person), пурита́нин(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | puritánskij, puritánin, puritánin | |
| Spanish | puritano(having very strict moral standards), puritano(puritanical person), puritano(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | — | |
| Swedish | puritansk(having very strict moral standards), puritan(puritanical person), puritan(member of a particular Protestant religious sect) | — | |
| Turkish | püritan(having very strict moral standards), püriten(having very strict moral standards), sofu(having very strict moral standards), püritan(puritanical person), püritan(member of a particular Protestant religious sect), püriten(puritanical person), püriten(member of a particular Protestant religious sect), sofu(puritanical person) | — |
purità, purità, purità
puritánský, puritán, puritán
puriteins
puritano
puristinen, puritaaninen, puristi, puritaani
puritain, puritain
puritano
puritanisch, Puritaner
puritán, puritán, puritán
puritano
puritano, puritano
purytański
puritano, puritano, puritano
puritansk, puritan, puritan
püritan, püriten, sofu, püritan, püritan, püriten, püriten, sofu
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