Божество
Pronunciation
bah-ZHES-tvah
Translation
bozhestvo — deity, divinity
Context & Examples
В древнегреческой мифологии каждое божество имело свою сферу влияния.
In ancient Greek mythology, each deity had its own sphere of influence.
Он смотрел на звёзды с чувством, будто созерцает само божество.
He looked at the stars with a feeling as if he were contemplating divinity itself.
Cultural Note 🇷🇺
In Russian, 'божество' is a neutral, formal term for a god or divine being, used in religious, mythological, and philosophical contexts, unlike the more personal and common word 'бог' (God).
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Божество" mean in Russian?
"Божество" translates to "bozhestvo — deity, divinity" in English. It is pronounced as "bah-ZHES-tvah".
How do you pronounce "Божество"?
The pronunciation of "Божество" is: bah-ZHES-tvah
How to use "Божество" in a sentence?
Example: "В древнегреческой мифологии каждое божество имело свою сферу влияния." which translates to "In ancient Greek mythology, each deity had its own sphere of influence.". Another example: "Он смотрел на звёзды с чувством, будто созерцает само божество." — "He looked at the stars with a feeling as if he were contemplating divinity itself.".
What is the cultural significance of "Божество" in Russia?
In Russian, 'божество' is a neutral, formal term for a god or divine being, used in religious, mythological, and philosophical contexts, unlike the more personal and common word 'бог' (God).