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teosofo

theosophist

noun teh-OH-zoh-foh Rare
Arts & Culture Religion

Origin: From Greek theosophia (divine wisdom).

Also means

theosophical

Usage Note

Teosofo refers to a follower of Theosophy (Teosofia), the 19th-century spiritual movement founded by Helena Blavatsky. As an adjective it means 'theosophical'. The feminine form is teosofa; plural teosofi / teosofe. The seed lists it as adjective; it functions as both noun and adjective.

Examples

"Quella pittrice era una teosofa convinta."

Natural Translation

That painter was a convinced theosophist.

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