Bigotry

/ˈbɪɡətri/ noun

Definition

Intolerance or prejudice toward people who hold different opinions, especially regarding religion, race, or other social groups.

Etymology

From Old French 'bigot', possibly from an oath 'by God' or from Gothic 'bi goth' (by God). Originally referred to religious hypocrites, later expanding to all forms of intolerance.

Kelly Says

The word 'bigot' may have originated from the Norman oath 'bi got' (by God), referring to people who swore religious oaths while acting hypocritically. Bigotry represents a fascinating psychological phenomenon where fear of difference creates rigid thinking patterns that resist contrary evidence.

Translations

AMአማርኛ
ስነምግባር ጥብቅነት
ARالعربية
تعصب
BNবাংলা
গোঁড়ামি
CACatalà
bigoteria
CSČeština
fanatismus
DADansk
fanatisme
DEDeutsch
Bigotterie
ELΕλληνικά
φανατισμός
ESEspañol
intolerancia
FAفارسی
تعصب
FISuomi
fundamentalismi
FRFrançais
bigoterie
GUGU
ગૌણતા
HAHA
watsi
HEעברית
קנאות
HIहिन्दी
कट्टरता
HUMagyar
fanatizmus
IDBahasa Indonesia
fanatisme
IGIG
okwesikwa
ITItaliano
bigotteria
JA日本語
不寛容さ
KKKK
фанатизм
KMKM
ការលម្លង់ខ្លួន
KO한국어
편협함
MRMR
धर्मांधता
MSBahasa Melayu
fanatisme
MYမြန်မာ
အလွန်မုန်းခြင်း
NLNederlands
fanatisme
NONorsk
fanatisme
PAPA
ਕੱଟਰਵਾਦ
PLPolski
bigoteria
PTPortuguês
intolerância
RORomână
fanatism
RUРусский
фанатизм
SVSvenska
fanatism
SWKiswahili
upendo wa kidini
TAதமிழ்
வெறிநிலை
TEతెలుగు
మతవాద
THไทย
ความเหนือขึ้นหลัง
TLTL
pag-iingay
TRTürkçe
bağnazlık
UKУкраїнська
фанатизм
URاردو
تعصب
VITiếng Việt
tính độc đoán
YOYO
idaraya
ZH中文
偏执
ZUZU
ukuzisola

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