English

Etymology
First attested w:1460|1460, from Latin infidelis unfaithful, from in- not + fidelis faithful (see fidelity).

Noun
infidel n

1. A non-believer of a certain religion
2. One who does not believe in a certain principle
3. One with no religious beliefs.

Translations
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Arabic: Arab|�ا�ر (k�fir)
French: infidèle m or f
German: Ungläubige m or f
Hindi: नास�ति� (n�stika) m, �ाफ़िर (k�fir)
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Italian: infedele m or f
Japanese: �信� (�����, fushinja)
Kurdish: KUchar|کا�ر
Latin: infidelis m or f
Portuguese: infiel m or f
Spanish: infiel m or f
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Related terms
fidelity

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