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Traditional English :: Zoroastrian
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zoroasrian.html - adj. & n. (also Zarathustrian) --adj. of or relating to Zoroaster (or Zarathustra) or the dualistic religious system taught by him or his followers in the Zend-Avesta, based on the concept of a conflict between a spirit of light and good and a spirit of darkness and evil. --n. Zoroastrianism n. [L Zoroastres f. Gk Zoroastres f. Avestan Zarathustra, Persian founder of the religion in the 6th c. BC] |
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Traditional English :: Zoroastrian
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zoroasrian.html - adj. & n. (also Zarathustrian) --adj. of or relating to Zoroaster (or Zarathustra) or the dualistic religious system taught by him or his followers in the Zend-Avesta, based on the concept of a conflict between a spirit of light and good and a spirit of darkness and evil. --n. Zoroastrianism n. [L Zoroastres f. Gk Zoroastres f. Avestan Zarathustra, Persian founder of the religion in the 6th c. BC] |
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Traditional English :: Zoroastrian
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zoroasrian.html - adj. & n. (also Zarathustrian) --adj. of or relating to Zoroaster (or Zarathustra) or the dualistic religious system taught by him or his followers in the Zend-Avesta, based on the concept of a conflict between a spirit of light and good and a spirit of darkness and evil. --n. Zoroastrianism n. [L Zoroastres f. Gk Zoroastres f. Avestan Zarathustra, Persian founder of the religion in the 6th c. BC] |
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Traditional English :: zori
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zoroasrian.html - n. (pl. zoris) a Japanese straw or rubber etc. sandal. [Jap.] |
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Traditional English :: zoril
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zoroasrian.html - n. (also zorille) a flesh-eating African mammal, Ictonyx striatus, of the skunk and the weasel family. [F zorille f. Sp. zorrilla dimin. of zorro fox] |
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Traditional English :: Zoroastrian
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zoroasrian.html - adj. & n. (also Zarathustrian) --adj. of or relating to Zoroaster (or Zarathustra) or the dualistic religious system taught by him or his followers in the Zend-Avesta, based on the concept of a conflict between a spirit of light and good and a spirit of darkness and evil. --n. Zoroastrianism n. [L Zoroastres f. Gk Zoroastres f. Avestan Zarathustra, Persian founder of the religion in the 6th c. BC] |
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