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credință

faith /kreˈdin.t͡sə/

noun#3318 most common

Also: belief, trust, creed

Example sentences

Am credință în tine.
I have faith in you.
Credința ei este puternică.
Her faith is strong.
El și-a păstrat credința toată viața.
He kept his faith his whole life.
Prin credință, mulți oameni găsesc speranță în momente grele.
Through faith, many people find hope in hard times.
Credința oarbă poate duce la dezamăgire.
Blind faith can lead to disappointment.
Filozofii au dezbătut relația dintre credință și rațiune timp de secole.
Philosophers have debated the relationship between faith and reason for centuries.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativecredințăcredințe
Genitivecredințeicredințelor
Accusativecredințăcredințe
Vocativecredințăcredințe

Word family

a credeto believe
credinciosfaithful, believing
necredințădisbelief, unfaithfulness
a încredeto trust (reflexive: a se încrede)
credibilcredible, believable

Etymology

Credință comes from Latin credentia, an abstract noun built on credens, the present participle of credere, meaning to believe or trust. The word passed into Romanian through ordinary spoken Latin, unlike some later learned borrowings. The same Latin root gave English words like credence and creed through different paths.

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