Godfearing
11Jan Sladký Kozina — (* 10 September 1652 in Újezd u Domažlic; † 26 November 1695 in Pilsen) was a legendary Czech revolutionary leader of the Chodové peasant rebellion at the end of the 17th century.Kozina symbolised the resistance of the Czechs during the Period of …
12Marina Severa — from Promptuarii Iconum Insigniorum Marina Severa († before 375) was the Empress of Rome and first wife of Emperor Valentinian I. She was the mother of later Emperor Gratian. Contents 1 …
13pious — adjective /ˈpaɪəs/ Of or pertaining to piety, exhibiting piety, devout, godfearing. Syn: reverent, reverential, dutiful, religious, devout, godly …
14James VI and I — (1566–1625) King of both Scotland (as James VI) and England (as James I) and a persecutor of witches, whom he believed to be the servants of the DEVIL. His book, Daemonologie, broke no new ground in witch hunting but became a handbook for… …
15godly — a. Pious, holy, righteous, religious, devout, saintly, saint like, heavenly minded, Godfearing, profoundly good …
16invincible — invincible, unconquerable, indomitable, impregnable, inexpugnable, unassailable, invulnerable mean proof against attack or defeat. A person or thing is invincible or un conquerable that presents insuperable difficulties to his or its being… …
17communicant — n 1. churchgoer, churchman, layman, parishioner, celebrant; Christian, believer, Godfearing man, worshiper, devotee, zealot, votary, venerator. 2. informant, source, Inf. tipster, Inf. leak, Sl. tout; reporter, communicator, publisher, announcer …
18good — adj 1. virtuous, moral, righteous, honorable, honest, high minded, noble, lofty; wholesome, pure, chaste, virginal, lily white, innocent, unsullied, untainted; pious, saintly, angelic, godlike, godly, Godfearing, devout, religious. 2.… …
19godly — [adj] religious angelic, born again, celestial, charismatic, deific, devout, divine, godfearing, good, holy, pietistic, pious, prayerful, righteous, saintlike, saintly, virtuous; concept 542 Ant. godless, hellish, impious, irreligious,… …
20du̯ei- — du̯ei English meaning: to fear Deutsche Übersetzung: “fũrchten” Material: Av. dvaēϑü “menace”; Arm. erknč̣ im “ I fear “, erkiuɫ “fear” (anlaut as in erku “two” : *du̯ōu Meillet MSL. 8, 235); Gk. Hom. δείδω “dread” (*δέ δFοι̯ α) …
