Cathar

/ˈkæθɑr/ noun

A member of a medieval Christian dualist sect that flourished in southern France from the 12th-14th centuries, believing in two opposing principles of good and evil.

From Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure,' reflecting their belief in spiritual purification. Also called Albigensians after the town of Albi, they practiced strict asceticism and rejected material world as evil.

AMካታር
ARالكاثار
BNক্যাথার
CSkatarská
DAkatarer
DEKatharer
ELΚάθαρος
EScátaro
FAکاتار
FIkataarit
FRcathare
GUકથાર
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