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Question by mlucas (515)
I saw it in a religious pamphlet, if you need context.
Answer by palaeologus (564)
The Latin word for "god" is Deo/Dei, thus, the root "de-" refers to divine beings. The term includes any god, e.g., Yahweh, Vishnu, Allah, Zeus, Horus, Oden, etc.
Answer by patti (29325)
"Dei" is the Latin word for "God" or "god." Deities = gods. Ex: "The Hindu faith includes a number of deities."
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