Old Believer

English Etymology en ru старове́р. Noun Old Believer en religion Any of those who separated from the official Russian Orthodox Church after 1666 as a protest against the church reforms introduced by Patriarch Nikon between 1652 and 1666. They continue liturgical and ritual practices which predate the reforms. en Old Ritualist Raskolnik Rascolnik en Nikonite Nikonian Translations believer in Russian Orthodoxy as it was before the church reforms Belarusian: be старавер m Esperanto: eo malnovritano, eo malnovritanino female Finnish: fi starovertsi, fi vanhauskoinen French: fr vieux-croyant m, fr vieille-croyante f, fr vieux-ritualiste m, fr vieille-ritualiste m German: de Altgläubiger m, de Altgläubige f, de Altgläubigentum n collective noun Indonesian: id Pemercaya Lama Kazakh: kk ескі дәстүршіл Latvian: lv vecticībnieks Lithuanian: lt séntikis m, lt séntikė f Polish: pl staroobrzędowiec m, pl staroobrzędówka f, pl starowier m, pl starowierca f Russian: ru старообря́дец m, ru старообря́дка f, ru старове́р m, ru старове́рка f, ru раско́льник m historical, ru раско́льница f historical Tatar: tt старовер Ukrainian: uk старообря́дець m, uk старообря́дка f, uk старообря́дник m, uk старообря́дниця m en Eastern Orthodoxy