How to Say “Redemption” in Spanish

redención
/redenˈθjon/feminine
Redemption in Spanish is redención.
The term refers to the concept of salvation from sin.
Meaning: salvation from sin (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

As a feminine noun, redención is preceded by the feminine article la instead of the masculine el.

How do you pronounce it?

/redenˈθjon/

Did you know?

  • The Spanish language uses the word redención to describe the process of reducing a prison sentence through good behavior and work.
  • The word redención shares a deep root with the English word 'redeem' and the Latin emō, meaning 'to buy'. This reflects the ancient idea of salvation as the act of paying a price to buy someone back from slavery.
  • If a Spanish speaker speaks of la redención de un cautivo, they are using the term to describe the literal act of ransoming a captive.

Examples in context

  • Esa inefable dignación de un Dios hecho hombre, vertiendo la sangre por la redención de todos los hombres, era el más poderoso motivo que inducía á la Iglesia á interesarse con tanto celo en la manumisión de los esclavos.
    That ineffable condescension of a God made man, shedding his blood for the redemption of all men, was the most powerful motive that induced the Church to take such a zealous interest in the manumission of slaves.
    This sentence shows the use of redención in a religious context regarding the shedding of blood for all men.
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  • La redención es un tema recurrente en la literatura clásica.
    Redemption is a recurring theme in classic literature.
  • La salvación está al alcance de todos aquellos que se arrepienten de sus pecados.
    Redemption is within reach for all those who repent from their sins.
  • Después de años de adicción, logró cambiar su suerte y encontrar la redención.
    After years of addiction, he managed to change his luck and find redemption.
  • La redención es un tema central en esa obra.
    Redemption is a central theme in that work.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing a religious book in a cafe.

  1. Javier

    ¿Crees en la redención de los pecadores?
    Do you believe in the redemption of sinners?
  2. Elena

    Sí, Javier, creo que siempre hay esperanza.
    Yes, Javier, I believe there is always hope.
  3. Javier

    Esa idea es muy profunda para este libro.
    That idea is very profound for this book.
  4. Elena

    Es cierto, pero es muy necesaria.
    It is true, but it is very necessary.

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