| 释义 |
dy·oph·y·site
\dīˈäfəˌsīt\ noun
(-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Late Greek Dyophysitai, Diphysitai, plural, from dyo- dy- or di- + -physitai (from physis nature) — more at physic
: one who maintains the Chalcedonian doctrine that full deity and full humanity exist in the person of Jesus Christ as two natures without confusion or change — compare monophysite
• dy·oph·y·sit·ic \(|)dī|äfə|sid.ik\ adjective, usually capitalized |