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Native Script:ローマ教皇主義
Pronunciation / Transliteration: papikyō
"歴史的な文書にはローマ教皇主義に対する批判が見られます。"
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Roman Catholicism, especially regarded with disapproval or as representing the practices and doctrines of the Pope.
"The historical document detailed the strict laws enacted against popery in the 17th century."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from pope + -ery, originating in the 16th century during the English Reformation, often used as a derogatory term for Roman Catholicism and its practices.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Popery" is said worldwide
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papisme
Transliteration: papisme
"Les lois anciennes interdisaient le papisme dans le royaume."
Papismus
Transliteration: Papismus
"Die Reformation wandte sich scharf gegen den Papismus."
papismo
Transliteration: papismo
"Il termine papismo veniva usato polemicamente."
papismo
Transliteration: papismo
"El texto histórico criticaba duramente el papismo."
papismo
Transliteration: papismo
"O movimento reformista opunha-se firmemente ao papismo."
पोपवाद
Transliteration: popvad
"इतिहास की किताबों में पोपवाद का उल्लेख मिलता है।"
教皇主义
Transliteration: jiàohuáng zhǔyì
"历史文献中经常提到对教皇主义的抵制。"
교황주의
Transliteration: gyohwangjuui
"역사적 문헌에서 교황주의에 대한 비판을 볼 수 있습니다."
교황주의
Transliteration: papikyō
Script: ローマ教皇主義
"歴史的な文書にはローマ教皇主義に対する批判が見られます。"
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