Orthodox

orthodox English Pronunciation en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Flame, not lame-Orthodox.wav US Adjective en Christianity Of or pertaining to the Orthodox Churches collectively. en Christianity loosely Of or pertaining to a particular Orthodox Church, usually the Eastern Orthodox Church, sometimes the Oriental Orthodox Church or the Church of the East. en Judaism Of or pertaining to Orthodox Judaism. en Quakerism Of or pertaining to the Orthodox Quakers, a group of Quakers (subdivided into the Wilburite, Gurneyite and Beaconite branches) who split with the Hicksite Quakers due to favoring adopting mainstream Protestant orthodoxy. en 2006 Martha Paxson Grundy The Evolution of a Quaker Community: Middletown Meeting, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 1750-1850 [...which] Doherty hypothesized as the controlling variable for predicting who would become Orthodox or who would be Hicksite. Derived terms en Conservadox ultra-Orthodox Russian Orthodox Indian Orthodox Church Orthodox Jewish orthodoxize Orthodoxy Translations of the Orthodox Churches Albanian: sq ortodoks Amharic: am ኦርቶዶክስ Arabic: ar أُرْثُوذُكْسِيّ Hijazi Arabic: acw أرثوذكسي ʔurṯūḏuksi, ʔurṯōḏuksi Armenian: hy ուղղափառ, hy հունադավան Eastern Orthodox Azerbaijani: Arabic: az اورتودوقس ortodoqs, az اورتادوس ortados Latin: az pravoslav, az ortodoks Belarusian: be правасла́ўны, (generic be прававе́рны) Bengali: bn অর্থোডক্স orthōḍoks Bulgarian: bg правосла́вен, (generic bg правове́рен) Catalan: ca ortodox Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 東正教 dōngzhèngjiào Eastern Orthodox, cmn 正教 zhèngjiào Crimean Tatar: crh ortodoks Czech: cs pravoslavný, (generic cs pravověrný) Danish: da ortodoks Dutch: nl orthodox, Eastern Orthodox nl Oosters-orthodox Esperanto: eo ortodoksa Estonian: et õigeusu Faroese: fo ortodoksur Finnish: fi ortodoksinen French: fr orthodoxe Galician: gl ortodoxo m Georgian: ka მართლმადიდებელი German: de orthodox Greek: el ορθόδοξος Hebrew: he אוֹרְתּוֹדוֹקְּסִי ortodóksi Hindi: hi रूढ़िवादी Hungarian: hu ortodox, hu pravoszláv Ido: io ortodoxa Indonesian: id ortodoks Italian: it ortodosso Japanese: ja オーソドックス ōsodokkusu, ja 正教 せいきょう, seikyō Karaim: kdr yavan Kazakh: kk православиелік Korean: ko 정교(正敎) Kyrgyz: ky православие Lao: lo ອອກໂຕດົກ Lithuanian: lt stačiatikis Macedonian: mk православен Norwegian: Bokmål: nb ortodoks Nynorsk: nn ortodoks Old Church Slavonic: Cyrillic: cu православьнъ Persian: fa ارتدکس ortodoks, fa یگان yagân obsolete Polish: pl prawosławny, pl prawowierny Portuguese: pt ortodoxo Romanian: ro ortodox Russian: ru правосла́вный, (generic ru правове́рный) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh пра̏восла̄ван Latin: sh prȁvoslāvan Slovak: sk pravoslávny Slovene: sl pravoslaven Spanish: es ortodoxo Swedish: sv ortodox Tajik: tg православӣ Tatar: tt православие Thai: th ออร์ทอดอกซ์ Turkish: tr Ortodoks Turkmen: tk prawoslaw Ukrainian: uk правосла́вний, (generic uk правові́рний or relating to the Ukrainian orthodox Greek Catholic church) Uzbek: uz pravoslaviye Vietnamese: vi chánh giáo of Orthodox Judaism Arabic: ar أُرْثُوذُكْسِيّ Finnish: fi ortodoksinen, fi ortodoksijuutalainen Greek: el ορθόδοξος Hebrew: he אורתודוקסי ortodóksi Hungarian: hu ortodox Norwegian: Bokmål: nb ortodoks Nynorsk: nn ortodoks Persian: fa ارتدکس ortodoks Polish: pl ortodoksyjny Portuguese: pt ortodoxo Russian: ru ортодокса́льный (иудаи́зм) Swedish: sv ortodox Noun * + en uncommon An Orthodox Christian. en 1891 John Scott Keltie The Statesman's Year-Book MacMillan and Co. 854 The Greek Orthodox population of the 62 bishoprics in 1886 numbered 65,549,096. to which the Orthodoxes of the army and navy must be added. 1984, David Gillard (ed.), British documents on foreign affairs: Reports and papers from the Foreign Office confidential print, Part I: From the mid-nineteenth century to the First World War, Series B: The Near and Middle East, 1856-1914, page 31. en The Greek Catholic priesthood, who proselytize among the Orthodoxes, are specially favoured, and donations are given for Masses in the churches of the Capuchin and the Franciscan Friars. en rare An Orthodox Jew. Usage notes Use of Orthodox as a noun is considerably less common than the use of Orthodox Jew and Orthodox Christian. See also en Orthodox Church en Eastern Orthodox Church en Oriental Orthodox Church en Quakerism