Definition of credenda in English:

credenda

noun krɪˈdɛndə

Treated as plural: things to be believed; matters of faith; propositions forming or belonging to a system. Also in singular (credendum): one such thing, an article of faith.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Barlow. From classical Latin crēdenda things to be believed, neuter plural of crēdendus, gerundive of crēdere to believe.

Definition of credenda in US English:

credenda

nounkrɪˈdɛndə

Treated as plural: things to be believed; matters of faith; propositions forming or belonging to a system. Also in singular (credendum): one such thing, an article of faith.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Barlow. From classical Latin crēdenda things to be believed, neuter plural of crēdendus, gerundive of crēdere to believe.

词汇	credenda
释义	Definition of credenda in English: credenda noun krɪˈdɛndə Treated as plural: things to be believed; matters of faith; propositions forming or belonging to a system. Also in singular (credendum): one such thing, an article of faith. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Barlow. From classical Latin crēdenda things to be believed, neuter plural of crēdendus, gerundive of crēdere to believe. Definition of credenda in US English: credenda nounkrɪˈdɛndə Treated as plural: things to be believed; matters of faith; propositions forming or belonging to a system. Also in singular (credendum): one such thing, an article of faith. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Barlow. From classical Latin crēdenda things to be believed, neuter plural of crēdendus, gerundive of crēdere to believe.
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