theosophy

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From Medieval Latin theosophia, from Ancient Greek θεοσοφῐ́ᾱ (theosophĭ́ā, “knowledge of things divine”, from θεός (theós, “god”) + σοφῐ́ᾱ (sophĭ́ā, “wisdom”)); By surface analysis, theo- + -sophy.

40 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: թեոսոֆիա (tʻeosofia) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Armenian: աստվածիմացություն (astvacimacʻutʻyun) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Belarusian: тэасо́фія (teasófija) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Bulgarian: теосо́фия (teosófija) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Catalan: teosofia — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Czech: teosofie — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Danish: teosofi — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Dutch: theosofie — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Estonian: teosoofia — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Finnish: teosofia — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• French: théosophie — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Georgian: თეოსოფია (teosopia) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• German: Theosophie — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Greek: θεοσοφία (theosofía) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Ancient Greek: θεοσοφία (theosophía) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Hindi: थियोसोफी (thiyosophī) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Hungarian: teozófia — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Icelandic: guðspeki — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Indonesian: teosofi — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Italian: teosofia — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Korean: 신지학 (sinjihak) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Northern Kurdish: teosofî — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Northern Kurdish: hikmeta îlahî — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Northern Kurdish: tesewif — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Latin: theosophia — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Malay: teosofi — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Norwegian: teosofi — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Polish: teozofia — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Portuguese: teosofia — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Romanian: teozofie — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Russian: теосо́фия (teosófija) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Serbo-Croatian: teozofija — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Spanish: teosofía — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Swedish: teosofi — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Tagalog: batharunungan — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Tajik: ваҳдония (vahdoniya) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Tatar: теософия (teosofiyä) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Turkish: teosofi — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Ukrainian: теосо́фія (teosófija) — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism
• Vietnamese: thông thiên học — doctrine of religious philosophy and mysticism