Abrahamite
Abrahamite noun: a member of a ninth-century group of Antiochean Paulicians led by a monk named Abraham who were supressed by the Patriarch Quriaqos of Tagrit.
Noun
Abrahamite (plural Abrahamites)
- A member of a ninth-century group of Antiochean Paulicians led by a monk named Abraham who were supressed by the Patriarch Quriaqos of Tagrit.
- A member of a sect in Pardubitz in Bohemia in the 18th century, professing to be followers of the pre-circumcised Abraham and rejecting all scripture but the Decalogue and Lord's Prayer.
Forms of Abrahamite
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Origin of Abrahamite
From Abraham + -ite.
Questions about Abrahamite
- What does Abrahamite mean?
- Abrahamite means a member of a ninth-century group of Antiochean Paulicians led by a monk named Abraham who were supressed by the Patriarch Quriaqos of Tagrit.
- What part of speech is Abrahamite?
- Abrahamite is a noun.
- What is the plural of Abrahamite?
- The plural of Abrahamite is Abrahamites.
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