pagan

Noun

1. A pagan person.

   This community has a surprising number of pagans.

5 letters in word "pagan": A A G N P.

Anagrams of pagan:

• panga

Words found within pagan:

aa ag aga an ana anga gan gap na nag naga nap napa pa pan pang

• Definitions:
• heathen: a person who does not acknowledge your god a person who follows a polytheistic or pre-Christian religion (not a Christian or Muslim or Jew) heathen: not acknowledging the God of Christianity and Judaism and Islam hedonist: someone motivated by desires for sensual pleasures
• Paganism (from Latin paganus, meaning "an old country dweller, rustic") is a term which, from a Western perspective, has come to connote a broad set of spiritual or cultic practices or beliefs of any folk religion, and of historical and contemporary polytheism religions in particular.
• Pagan was originally released in 2004 by Celtic metal band Cruachan.
• Pagan in a fictional world in the computer role-playing game series Ultima. It is first mentioned in Ultima VII Part II: the Serpent Isle and it is the setting of Ultima VIII. ...
• A practitioner of an Earth Religion; from the Latin a country dweller. Also considered any religion that is not Christianity.
• a follower of a nature-based religion. It is important to remember that all wiccans are pagan, but not all pagans are wiccan. There is a very wide variety of pagan religions, wicca is just one of them.
• not belonging any of the main religions in the world
• In Corinth, non-Jews were called Gentiles or pagans. The Latin word indicated a "country dweller," or someone outside the culture of the city.
• or Boyan, who finally concluded peace with the emperor. 11
• ancient capital of the Burmese empire (approx. 21° N long, 95° E lat.); flourished between 1057 and 1287 CE, when it was conquered by the Mongols.
• One who is neither a Christian, a Jew, or a Moslem
• A generic term for a number of pre-Christian faiths – druids, witches. Pagan faith is linked to locality and to the Earth.
• Pre-Christian animistic or polytheistic practice.
• The term Pagan is probably the most often misused term, with the most confused definition.
• This word originally comes from Latin. 'Pagus' means a canton or district, or in other words a parcel of land, usually out in the country. A 'paganus' was one who lived on this parcel of land, usually working it as a farm or performing other rural tasks. 'Paganus' came to mean country folk. ...
• 1) literally: country people 2) one whose concepts of the divine are defined as outside Abrahamic philosophy or religions, ie Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. ...
• Although we tend to use "pagan" and "neo-pagan" interchangeably, a Pagan is really someone who has grown up in or practices a religion that has been continuously passed down. The Hindu religion, with it's myriad Gods and Goddesses, would be an example of a "Pagan" religion.
• From the Latin paganus, country-dweller. Today used as a general term for followers of Wicca and other magical, shamanistic and polytheistic religions. Naturally, Christians have their own peculiar definition of this word. It can be interchanged with Neo-Pagan.

• paesans ←
• paesanos ←
• paesano ←
• pagan
• → pagandom
• → pagandoms
• → paganise