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One who uses spiritual means (such as prayer or laying on of hands) in an attempt to heal others.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
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Meaning relationships
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Antonyms: none provided
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Across languages
Translations
20 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Central Bikol:
parasantigwar
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Chinese Mandarin:
信仰治療師 /信仰治疗师
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Chinese Mandarin:
信仰治疗师
(xìnyǎng zhìliáoshī)
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Dutch:
gebedsgenezer
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Dutch:
gebedsgenezeres
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Finnish:
henkiparantaja
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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French:
guérisseur
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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German:
Geistheiler
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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German:
Gesundbeter
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Korean:
신앙 요법사
(sinang yobeopsa)
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Kyrgyz:
бүбү
(bübü)
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Kyrgyz:
бакшы
(bakşı)
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Norman:
dêcompteux
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Polish:
uzdrowiciel
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Polish:
uzdrowicielka
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Polish:
znachor
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Polish:
znachorka
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Romanian:
vindecător spiritual
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Swedish:
helbrägdagörare
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
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Turkish:
üfürükçü
— one who uses spiritual means to heal
