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English Vocabulary for Beginners

List of Vocabulary of Religious words in English 
Daily English Vocab for beginners. English Vocab with hindi meaning...will help you to understand meaning of these English words based on religion. 
List of English Vocab will improve your daily conversation in English language...

English Vocab with Hindi Meaning



List of Religious words 

  1. Theology - ईश्वरीय ज्ञान
  2. Theocracy- दैवीय ज्ञान
  3. Theurgy - अलौकिक शक्ति
  4. Atheist - नास्तिक
  5. Monotheism- एकेश्वरवाद
  6. Agnostic - संशयवादी
  7. Dogma/dogmatic - हठधर्मिता  
  8. Idolater - मूर्तिपूजक
  9. Ambrosia - अमृत, सुधा
  10. Nectar - अमृत
  11. Congregation - सभा
  12. Convention - धार्मिक सभा
  13. Ubiquitous - सर्वव्यापी
  14. Ominous- अपशकुन, अमंगल
  15. Sinister- अपशकुन
  16. Auspicious- शुभ 
  17. Omniscient - सर्वज्ञानी
  18. Omnipotent - सर्वशक्तिमान

More words like this 

  1. Evoke God - भगवान को पुकारना
  2. Eulogise god - स्तुति करना
  3. Confer water- जल चढ़ाना
  4. Entreat God - याचना करना
  5. मूर्तिपूजा Idolatry
  6. Iconoclast - मूर्तिभजक
  7. Transient pleasure - क्षणभंगुर
  8. Spiritual knowledge - आध्यात्मिक ज्ञान
  9. Crusade- धर्मयुद्ध
  10. Superstition - अंधविश्वास
  11. Orthodox mentality - रुट्टि
  12. Fanaticism - कट्टर,
  13. Incarnation of god - भगवान का अवतार
  14. Devastation of demons-दानव का सर्वना
  15. Hymn - भजन 
  16. Wretched - दुष्ट
  17. Vicious character- दुराचारी धर्मात्मा 

More related words...

  1. Angel - देवदूत
  2. Monster - राक्षस
  3. Holy river - पवित्र नदी
  4. Hallowed place - पवित्र जगह
  5. Sacred thread – पवित्र धागा
  6. Consecrate body – पवित्र करना
  7. Profane character अपवित्र करना
  8. Chastity of Sita- सीता की पवित्रता
  9. Ordeal of Sita - सीता की अग्निपरीक्षा
  10. Consort of Ram - राम की अद्योगिनी
  11. Abbot- abbess – महंथ - महेथिन
  12. Abbey Hermit - सन्यासी
  13. Prophet - पैगम्बर
  14. Priest - पुरोहित
  15. Prediction of God - भविष्यवाणी
  16. Evoke God - भगवान को पुकारना
  17. Eulogise god - स्तुति करना
  18. Confer water- जल चढ़ाना
  19. Entreat God - याचना करना

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