| | Latin: Religion
| Term/concept | Contributor | | monasterialis, -e Religion | Fortiter | | nonna, -ae, f. A woman religious | | | Nortia, -ae, f. Religion | Fortiter | | Nodotus, -i, m. Religion | Fortiter | | Nerthus, -i, f. Religion | Fortiter | | mystagogus, -i, m. Religion | Fortiter | | mystes, -ae, m. Religion | Fortiter | | mysticus, -a, -um Religion | Fortiter | | Mutunus, -i, m. Religion | Fortiter | | Musa, -ae, f. Religion | Fortiter | | Morpheus, -i, m. Religion | Fortiter | | Montinus, -i, m. Religion | Fortiter | | monachus, -i, m. A male religious living in a cloister and devoting himself to contemplation | | | monachium, -ii, n. Religion | Fortiter | | monasterium, -ii, n. Religion | Fortiter | | sacrarium, -i, n. Religion | Fortiter | | templum, -i, n. Religion | Fortiter | | ara, -ae, f. Religion | Fortiter | | altaria, -ium, n. pl. Religion | Fortiter | | altar/altare, -is, n. Religion | Fortiter |
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