From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
From Old French catholique, from Latin catholicus, from Ancient Greek καθολικός (katholikós, “universal”), from κατά (katá, “according to”) ὅλος (hólos, “whole”).
Catholic (comparative more Catholic, superlative most Catholic)
- Of the Western Christian church, as differentiated from e.g. the Orthodox church.
Christmas is celebrated at different dates in the Catholic and Orthodox calendars.
- Of the Roman Catholic church in particular.
The Church of the Sacred Heart is a Catholic one.
Catholic churches are built differently than Protestant ones.
- Alternative letter-case form of catholic
of the Western Christian church, as differentiated from the Orthodox church
- Arabic: كَاثُولِيكِيّ (kāṯūlīkiyy) (modern transliteration), جَاثَلِيقِيّ (jāṯalīqiyy), كَتْلَكِيّ (katlakiyy), كَاتُولِيكِيّ (kātūlīkiyy), كُوتَالِيّ (kūtāliyy) (Greek Catholic)
- Asturian: católicu (ast)
- Burmese: ကက်သလစ် (my) (kaksa.lac)
- Catalan: catòlic (ca)
- Czech: katolický (cs)
- Danish: katolsk (da)
- Dutch: katholiek (nl)
- Emilian: catòlgo
- Esperanto: katolika
- Farefare: katolika
- Faroese: katólskur
- Finnish: katolinen (fi), roomalaiskatolinen (fi)
- French: catholique (fr)
- Galician: católico (gl)
- German: katholisch (de)
- Greek: καθολικός (el) m (katholikós), καθολική (el) f (katholikí)
- Hebrew: קתולי (he) m (katoli)
- Hindi: कैथोलिक (kaitholik)
- Hungarian: katolikus (hu)
- Hunsrik: katolisch
- Icelandic: kaþólskur
- Ido: katolika (io)
- Indonesian: Katolik (id)
- Irish: Caitliceach
- Italian: cattolico (it)
- Japanese: カトリック (ja) (katorikku), カソリック (ja) (kasorikku), 公教の (kōkyō no)
- Khmer: កាតូលិក (kaatoulɨk)
- Latvian: katolisks
- Lithuanian: katalikiškas m, katalikiška f
- Low German: kathoolsch
- Luganda: omukatoliki
- Macedonian: католички (katolički)
- Malay: Katolik
- Persian: کاتولیک (fa) (kâtolik)
- Polish: katolicki (pl)
- Portuguese: católico (pt)
- Romanian: catolic (ro)
- Russian: католи́ческий (ru) (katolíčeskij)
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: ка̏толичкӣ m, католичка f
- Roman: kȁtoličkī (sh) m, katolička (sh) f
- Slovak: katolícky (sk)
- Sogdian: ܩܬܘܠܝܩܐ (kaθulikā)
- Spanish: católico (es)
- Swahili: katoliki (sw)
- Ukrainian: католи́цький (katolýcʹkyj)
- Urdu: کیتھولک (kaitholik), کاتھولک (kātholik)
- Welsh: Catholig
|
of the Roman Catholic church
- Albanian: katolik (sq) m, katolike (sq) f
- Arabic: كَاثُولِيكِيّ (kāṯūlīkiyy) (modern transliteration), جَاثَلِيقِيّ (jāṯalīqiyy), كَتْلَكِيّ (katlakiyy), كَاتُولِيكِيّ (kātūlīkiyy), كُوتَالِيّ (kūtāliyy) (Greek Catholic)
- Aromanian: catolic, catolichescu, lãtinescu, latinescu (male), catolicã, catolicheascã, lãtineascã, latineascã (female)
- Bulgarian: католически (bg) (katoličeski)
- Burmese: ကက်သလစ် (my) (kaksa.lac)
- Catalan: catòlic (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 天主 (zh) (tiānzhǔ), ( -的 -de) 天主教 (zh) (tiānzhǔjiào)
- Czech: katolický (cs) m
- Dutch: rooms-katholiek (nl)
- Emilian: catòlgo
- Esperanto: katolika
- Finnish: katolinen (fi), roomalaiskatolinen (fi)
- French: catholique (fr)
- German: katholisch (de)
- Greek: ρωμαιοκαθολικός (el) m (romaiokatholikós), ρωμαιοκαθολική (el) f (romaiokatholikí)
- Hebrew: קתולי (he) (katóli)
- Hindi: कैथोलिक (kaitholik)
- Hunsrik: katolisch
- Indonesian: Katolik Roma
- Irish: Caitliceach
- Khmer: កាតូលិក (kaatoulɨk)
- Latin: catholicus (la)
- Low German:
- German Low German: kathoolsch
- Macedonian: римокатолички m (rimokatolički)
- Maori: Pikopō, Katorika
- Polish: rzymskokatolicki (pl) m
- Portuguese: católico (pt)
- Romanian: catolic m, catolică f
- Spanish: católico romano
- Swahili: katoliki (sw)
- Urdu: کیتھولک (kaitholik), کاتھولک (kātholik)
- Uyghur: كاتولىك (katolik)
- Vietnamese: Công giáo (vi)
- Welsh: Catholig, Rhufeinig
|
Catholic (plural Catholics)
- A member of a Catholic church.
- Hypernyms: Christian, Trinitarian
- Coordinate terms: Orthodox, Anglican, Protestant, Quaker
The wife of the Prime Minister is a Catholic.
member of a Catholic church
- Albanian: katolik (sq) m, katolike (sq) f
- Arabic: كَاثُولِيكِيّ ? (kāṯūlīkiyy) (modern transliteration), جَاثَلِيق ? (jāṯalīq), جَاثَلِيقِيّ ? (jāṯalīqiyy), كَتْلَكِيّ ? (katlakiyy), كَاتُولِيكِيّ ? (kātūlīkiyy), كُوتَالِيّ ? (kūtāliyy) (Greek Catholic)
- Armenian: կաթոլիկ (hy) (katʻolik)
- Aromanian: catolic, catulic, cãtulic, lãtin, latin (male), catolicã, catulicã, cãtulicã, lãtinã, latinã (roa-rup) (female)
- Belarusian: като́лік m (katólik), каталі́к m (katalík)
- Bulgarian: католик (bg) m (katolik)
- Catalan: catòlic (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 天主教徒 (zh) (Tiānzhǔjiàotú)
- Czech: katolík (cs) m, katolička (cs) f
- Danish: katolik (da) c
- Dutch: katholiek (nl) m
- Emilian: catòlgo m
- Esperanto: katoliko
- Faroese: katolikkur m
- Finnish: katolilainen (fi)
- French: catholique (fr) m or f
- Galician: católico (gl) m
- German: Katholik (de) m, Katholikin (de) f
- Greek: καθολικός (el) m (katholikós), καθολική (el) f (katholikí)
- Hindi: कैथोलिक m (kaitholik)
- Hungarian: katolikus (hu)
- Icelandic: kaþólikki m
- Ido: katoliko (io)
- Indonesian: Katolik (id)
- Irish: Caitliceach m
- Italian: cattolico (it) m
- Kazakh: католик (katolik)
- Khmer: កាតូលិក (kaatoulɨk)
- Latvian: katolis m, katoliete f
- Lithuanian: katalikas (lt) m, katalikė (lt) f
- Macedonian: католик m (katolik)
- Maori: Pikopō, Katorika
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: katolikk (no) m
- Nynorsk: katolikk m
- Old Ruthenian: като́ликъ m (katólik), каѳо́ликъ m (kafólik), кафо́ликъ m (kafólik); католи́чъка f (katolíčka)
- Polish: katolik (pl) m, katoliczka (pl) f
- Portuguese: católico (pt) m
- Romanian: catolic (ro) m, catolică (ro) f
- Russian: като́лик (ru) m (katólik), католи́чка (ru) f (katolíčka)
- Samogitian: katalėks m, katalėkė f
- Serbo-Croatian: katolik (sh) m
- Spanish: católico (es) m, católica (es) f
- Swahili: Mkatoliki
- Swedish: katolik (sv) c
- Thai: คาทอลิก (th) (kaa-tɔɔ-lìk)
- Ukrainian: като́лик m (katólyk), католи́чка f (katolýčka)
- Urdu: کیتھولک m (kaitholik), کاتھولک m (kātholik)
- Vietnamese: người Công giáo
- Welsh: Catholig m
|
