In this article the religious onomastic words in “The Picture of Dorian Gray” are analyzed and also, citing the views of scientists about translations preserving the national features of onomastic units into unrelated languages and expressed the attitude towards them. In addition, it is discussed the role of religious onomastic words in the text as well as, their functions in the structure of the literary text.

onomastics, toponymy, literary analysis, religious symbolism, religious and moral implications.

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