thần

See also: than, thân, Thân, thận, and þan

Vietnamese

Sino-Vietnamese word from 神.

(classifier vị) thần

The sole deity in any monotheistic religion, such as the Christian God, are never referred to as *Thần (compare Chinese 神, Japanese 神 (Kami)), but as Chúa (literally “the Lord”). But, thần can also be reffered to as a spirit, therefore the Holy Ghost the third person of the Christian God is called Thánh Thần.

Sino-Vietnamese word from 臣.

thần

单词	thần
释义	thần See also: than, thân, Thân, thận, and þan Vietnamese Pronunciation (Hà Nội) IPA^(key): [tʰən˨˩] (Huế) IPA^(key): [tʰəŋ˦˩] (Hồ Chí Minh City) IPA^(key): [tʰəŋ˨˩] Etymology 1 Sino-Vietnamese word from 神. Noun (classifier vị) thần a deity; a god a spirit Usage notes The sole deity in any monotheistic religion, such as the Christian God, are never referred to as *Thần (compare Chinese 神, Japanese 神 (Kami)), but as Chúa (literally “the Lord”). But, thần can also be reffered to as a spirit, therefore the Holy Ghost the third person of the Christian God is called Thánh Thần. Derived terms nữ thần (女神, “goddess”) Thánh Thần (聖神, “Holy Spirit”) Etymology 2 Sino-Vietnamese word from 臣. Pronoun thần (archaic, to royalty) I/me, your royal/imperial servant
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