Gender: Feminine
Usage: English
Pronounced: FAYTH
Simply means "faith" from the English word, ultimately from Latin fidere "to trust". This was one of the virtue names favoured by the Puritans.
Faith
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| Adams, William (Quotes By) |
| Bartol, Cyrus A. (Quotes By) |
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- i' faith
- Adams, William (Quotes By)
- Bartol, Cyrus A. (Quotes By)
- Eddy, Sherwood (Quotes By)
- Spalding, John Lancaster (Quotes By)
- fides quaerens intellectum (philosophy)
- pistology
- ultrafidian
- expect
- stock
- beliefful
- article of faith
- good faith
- Goethals, George W. (Quotes By)
