idolatress
English
Etymology
From
idolater
+
-ess
.
Noun
idolatress
(
plural
idolatresses
)
A
female
idolater
.
Translations
female idolater
Arabic:
وَثَنِيَّة
f
(
waṯaniyya
)
Armenian:
կռապաշտ
(hy)
(
kṙapašt
)
Azerbaijani:
bütpərəst
Belarusian:
ідалапакло́нніца
f
(
idalapaklónnica
)
Bulgarian:
идолопокло́нница
f
(
idolopoklónnica
)
Catalan:
idòlatra
f
Chinese:
Mandarin:
偶像
崇拜者
(
ǒuxiàng chóngbàizhě
)
Esperanto:
idolano
Finnish:
epäjumalanpalvoja
tar
French:
idolâtre
(fr)
f
German:
Götzendienerin
(de)
f
,
Götzenanbeterin
f
Greek:
ειδωλολάτρισσα
(el)
f
(
eidololátrissa
)
Hungarian:
bálványimádó
(hu)
Italian:
idolatra
(it)
f
Kazakh:
пұтпарас
(
pūtparas
)
,
пұтқа табынушы
(
pūtqa tabynuşy
)
Kyrgyz:
бутпарас
(ky)
(
butparas
)
Middle English:
ydolatrer
Persian:
بتپرست
(fa)
(
bot-parast
)
Polish:
bałwochwalczyni
(pl)
f
Spanish:
idólatra
(es)
f
Swedish:
avgudadyrkare
(sv)
c
Russian:
идолопокло́нница
(ru)
f
(
idolopoklónnica
)
Tajik:
бутпараст
(tg)
(
butparast
)
Turkish:
putperest
(tr)
Turkmen:
butparaz
(tk)
Ukrainian:
ідолопокло́нниця
f
(
idolopoklónnycja
)
,
ідолові́рка
f
(
idolovírka
)
Uyghur:
بۇتپەرەس
(
butperes
)
Uzbek:
butparast
(uz)
Anagrams
estradiols
,
idolasters
,
idolastres
,
solasterid