Definition
Definition of credendum - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
theologyDated something to be believed in religious faithDated
- The credendum was recited during the service.
- The priest explained the credendum to the congregation.
- Each credendum is essential to the church's doctrine.
Origin of credendum
Latin, credere (to believe)
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- French:créden-dum, ...
- German:Credendum, ...
- Italian:credendum, ...
- Spanish:verdad que debe creerse en la fe religiosa, ...
- Portuguese:dogma, ...
- Chinese:信条, ...
- Japanese:信仰箇条, ...
- Arabic:عقيدة, ...
- Hebrew:אֱמוּנָה, ...
- Russian:кредендум, ...
- Ukrainian:віровчення, ...
- Hindi:विश्वास्य, ...
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