English
Etymology
From Pentecostal + -ism.
Noun
Pentecostalism (countable and uncountable, plural Pentecostalisms)
- (Christianity) A religious movement that emphasizes the Holy Spirit and is known for speaking in tongues. [20th c.]
- Hypernym: Protestantism
Derived terms
Translations
Christian religious movement
- Bulgarian: петдесятничество n (petdesjatničestvo)
- Catalan: pentecostalisme m
- Chinese:
- Cantonese: 五旬節運動 / 五旬节运动 (ng5 seon4 zit3 wan6 dung6)
- Mandarin: 五旬節運動 / 五旬节运动 (Wǔxúnjié yùndòng)
- Czech: letniční hnutí n, pentekostalismus m
- Danish: pinsebevægelse c
- Dutch: Pinksterbeweging f
- Esperanto: pentekostismo
- Estonian: nelipühilus
- Faroese: hvítusunnurørsla f, hvítusunnusamkoma f
- Finnish: helluntailaisuus (fi)
- French: pentecôtisme (fr) m
- German: Pfingstbewegung (de) f
- Greek: Πεντηκοστιανισμός (el) m (Pentikostianismós)
- Hungarian: pünkösdizmus
- Indonesian: Pentekostalisme, Pantekostalisme
- Italian: pentecostalismo (it) m
- Polish: pentekostalizm (pl) m
- Portuguese: pentecostalismo (pt) m
- Russian: пятидеся́тничество (ru) n (pjatidesjátničestvo)
- Slovak: letničné hnutie n
- Slovene: bínkoštništvo n
- Spanish: pentecostalismo (es) m
- Swedish: pingströrelse (sv) c, pingstkyrka c, pingstväckelse c, pentekostalism c
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