Goddess

goddess English Etymology From en enm -, from en ang -. See en God for further etymology. Pronunciation gŏd'ĕs, en /ˈɡɒdɛs/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Goddess.wav Southern England Proper noun The single goddess of various monotheistic religions. The single goddess of various bitheistic or duotheistic religions. en Wicca The Lady, the main deity in Wicca. Derived terms en oh my Goddess Translations single goddess of monotheism Catalan: ca Dea f, ca Deessa f Czech: cs Bohyně f Danish: da Gudinde f Dutch: nl Godin f Esperanto: eo Diino French: fr Déesse f German: de Göttin f, de Gott n Greek: el Θεά f Hebrew: he שכינה Sh'chinah Divine Presence Hungarian: hu Istennő Italian: it Dea f Japanese: ja 女神 Latin: la Dea f Latvian: lv Dieviete f Macedonian: mk Божица f Norman: nrf Déêsse Polish: pl Bogini f Portuguese: pt Deusa f Romanian: ro Dumnezeiță f Russian: ru боги́ня f Scottish Gaelic: gd ban-dia f Ban-dia Slovene: sl Boginja Spanish: es diosa Swedish: sv Gudinna f Turkish: tr Tanrıça single goddess of ditheism Catalan: ca Dea f, ca Deessa f French: fr Déesse f German: de Göttin f die Göttin Italian: it Dea f Latvian: lv Dieviete f Macedonian: mk Божица f Polish: pl Bogini f Romanian: ro Dumnezeiță f Scottish Gaelic: gd ban-dia f Ban-dia See also en God en monotheism en polytheism en terms suffixed with -ess (female) en Paganism Religion Wicca