proselytism

English

Etymology

From proselyte +‎ -ism.

Noun

proselytism (countable and uncountable, plural proselytisms)

1. The practice of proselytizing.
2. The state of being a proselyte.
   • For quotations using this term, see Citations:proselytism.

Related terms

• proselyte
• proselytic
• proselytisation, proselytization
• proselytise, proselytize
• proselytiser, proselytizer

Translations

practice

• Belarusian: празеліты́зм m (prazjelitýzm)
• Catalan: proselitisme (ca) m
• Chinese:

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• Dutch: proselitisme (nl) n
• Finnish: käännyttäminen (fi)
• French: prosélytisme (fr) m
• German: Proselytismus
• Greek: προσηλυτισμός (el) m (prosilytismós)
• Hindi: धर्मांतरण (hi) (dharmāntraṇ)
• Italian: proselitismo (it) m
• Macedonian: прозелити́зам m (prozelitízam)
• Polish: prozelityzm m
• Portuguese: proselitismo (pt) m
• Russian: прозелити́зм (ru) m (prozelitízm)
• Serbo-Croatian: prozelitizam (sh)
• Spanish: proselitismo (es) m
• Swedish: proselytism (sv) c
• Ukrainian: прозеліти́зм m (prozelitýzm)

state

• Finnish: käännynnäisyys