Inquisition

inquisition English Proper noun en historical A tribunal of the Roman Catholic Church set up to investigate and suppress heresy. en 27 Dec 81 9 23 Gay Community News 4 John Rupkey Leading The Way In Persecution We know from history that the Catholic Church has historically murdered, mutilated, castrated, maimed, imprisoned and flogged homosexuals. Catholic atrocities during the Inquisition are well documented and cannot be denied. The Church no longer does those things to homosexuals, but it violates their human rights in other ways. en by extension A harsh or rigorous interrogation that violates one’s rights. Derived terms en Spanish Inquisition Translations tribunal of the Roman Catholic Church Arabic: ar مَحَاكِمُ التَّفْتِيش p-f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 宗教裁判所, cmn 異端裁判所 Czech: cs inkvizice f Finnish: fi inkvisitio French: fr Inquisition f German: de Inquisition f, de Glaubensgericht n, de Ketzergericht n Greek: el Ιερά Εξέταση f Hungarian: hu inkvizíció Japanese: ja 異端審問 いたんしんもん, itanshinmon Korean: ko 이단심문(異端審問) Latin: la Inquisitio f Malay: ms Pasitan Persian: fa انکیزیسیون ankizision, fa تفتیش عقاید taftiš-e 'aqâyed Polish: pl inkwizycja f Portuguese: pt Inquisição f Russian: ru инквизи́ция f Spanish: es Inquisición f Swedish: sv inkvisition c Turkish: tr engizisyon harsh or rigorous interrogation Finnish: fi inkvisitio Polish: pl inkwizycja f Russian: ru инквизи́ция f en Catholicism History of Europe German de: Pronunciation de De-Inquisition.ogg Noun f Inquisition Declension f Further reading