How you have it is correct.
The likely word is "savior" (one who saves or rescues). In Christianity, it is capitalized Savior to mean Jesus Christ.Another similarly spelled word is senior (superior, or as opposed to junior).
The Aramaic word for "savior" is "mshiha" (ܡܫܝܚܐ). This term is derived from the Aramaic root "m-sh-h," which means "to save" or "to deliver." In the context of religious texts, "mshiha" is often used to refer to a messianic figure or a divine savior.
Savior in Spanish is "Salvador", in French it is "Sauveur", in German it is "Retter", and in Japanese it is "救世主 (Kyuuseishu)".
The Spanish-speaking country that means "the savior" is El Salvador. It is located in Central America and its capital is San Salvador.
The suffix of "spell" is " -el."
Savior : monqeth written as : منقذ
The French language equivalent of savior is sauveur.
Dio è il nostro salvatore.
The likely word is "savior" (one who saves or rescues). In Christianity, it is capitalized Savior to mean Jesus Christ.Another similarly spelled word is senior (superior, or as opposed to junior).
That is the correct spelling of "redeemer" (one who barters or exchanges for money).The capitalized Redeemer is used religiously to mean the Savior (Jesus Christ).
You spelled it correctly (that is the British version). American english spells it savior.
Savior is a noun.
Holy Savior is Jesus Christ.
Savior has three syllables.
savior = Ratever (ראַטעווער)
El Salvador, which is Spanish for "The Savior". Its capital is San Salvador, which means "Holy Savior".
The savior of mothers was Ignaz Phillip Semmelweis