Noun:

கடைச்சலெந்திரம் (பகுதிகள்), கடைச்சலெந்திரப்பகுதிகள் (தொடர்), கடைச்சலெந்திரச்சேணம் (வண்டியின்), கடைசல் பிடிக்கும் இயந்திரம், கடைசல் இயந்திரம்,

lythe's Usage Examples:

By such conceptions the Hellenic polytheism was moralized; the physical character of the greater gods fell into the background, and the sculptor's art came to the aid of the poet by completely enduing them with personality.

The church and church theology, to whose guidance the masses now surrendered themselves, took in along with them their superstition, their polytheism, their magic, their myths, and all the machinery of religious witchcraft.

"The Aryan folkreligion was polytheistic.

The catechetic course included instruction in monotheism, in the folly of polytheism, in the Christian scheme of salvation, 'c.

The first, De Falsa Religione, and the second, De Origine Erroris, attack the polytheism of heathendom, show the unity of the God of creation and providence, and try to explain how men have been corrupted by demons.

polythene sheeting samples may be attached to it securely by means of small magnets.

It is advisable to place the leather in clean polythene bags rather than reusing the original packaging which may harbor fungal spores.

I have yet to see a good answer to this one by any polytheist trinitarian.

Anthropomorphic polytheism (religions of the Vedic Indians,the ancient Persians, the later Babylonians and Assyrians,the advanced Semites, the Kelts, Germans, Hellenes, Greeks and Romans).

Wolff's list is of some historical importance - atheism, deism (a God without care for men) and naturalism (denial of supernatural revelation); anthropomorphism (assigning a human body to God); materialism, and idealism (non-existence of matter); paganism (polytheism); Manichaeism, Spinozism, Epicureanism.

It is true that Arabian polytheism in the time of Mahomet was in a state of decay.

9 Even this summary reveals the deep indebtedness of early Greek civilization to this cult, which engendered ideas of importance for the higher religious thought of the race, and which might have developed into a monotheistic religion, had a prophet-philosopher arisen powerful enough to combat the polytheistic proclivities of Hellas.