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Adrianistæ

UK/ˈadɹi͡ənˌɪstiː/

Adrianistæ proper noun: an obscure sect which is connected to the gnostic Simonians.

Proper noun

Adrianistæ pl (plural only)

  1. (historical, plural, plural-only) An obscure sect which is connected to the gnostic Simonians.

Origin of Adrianistæ

Unknown, possibly a misreading of Menandrianistæ.

Questions about Adrianistæ

What does Adrianistæ mean?
Adrianistæ means an obscure sect which is connected to the gnostic Simonians.
What part of speech is Adrianistæ?
Adrianistæ is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Adrianistæ?
Adrianistæ is pronounced /ˈadɹi͡ənˌɪstiː/ (UK).

Words near Adrianistæ in the dictionary

  1. Adriana
  2. Adriane
  3. adrianichthyid
  4. adrianichthyids
  5. Adrianists
  6. Adrianistæ
  7. adrianitid
  8. adrianitids
  9. Adrianna
  10. Adriannah
  11. Adrianne

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