Definitions For Theosoph

Noun

THEOSOPH (plural THEOSOPHs) (archaic) A theosophist.

Synonyms

See thesaurus:theosophist

References

{{R:DRAE 2001, teósofo}} {{R:Century 1911}} {{R:TLFi, théosophe}} {{R:Online Etymology Dictionary, theosophy}} in {{w, Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary}}, London, W. & R. Chambers, 1907. p. 1006. {{OCLC, 902930061}}. {{R:GNV, theosoph,theosophe,theosopher,theosophist}} {{R:OED Online, title=theosoph, code=200434, part of speech=n, date=March 2015}} {{R:Webster 1913}}

Alternative forms

theosophe {{qualifier, archaic}}

Etymology

Attested {{circa2, 1835}}. From {{etyl, ML., en}} theosophus, , a theologian, pos=n, from {{etyl, grc-koi, en}} θεόσοφος, , wise in things concerning god, pos=a, from (Ancient Greek)  {{compound, grc, θεός, σοφός, t1=god, t2=wise, nocat=1}}. Cognate to {{cog, fr, théosophe, , lit=, pos=n}}, cognate to {{cog, es, teósofo, , lit=, pos=n}}.