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Alascan

Alascan noun: a religious follower of Jan Łaski (or Johannes à Lasco; 1499–1560), Polish Calvinist reformer. Also the obsolete form of Alaskan.

Noun

Alascan (plural Alascans)

  1. (historical) A religious follower of Jan Łaski (or Johannes à Lasco; 1499–1560), Polish Calvinist reformer.

Also used as

Alascan is also the obsolete form of Alaskan.

Forms of Alascan

Noun
pluralAlascans
Adjective
comparativemore Alascan
superlativemost Alascan

Questions about Alascan

What does Alascan mean?
Alascan means a religious follower of Jan Łaski (or Johannes à Lasco; 1499–1560), Polish Calvinist reformer.
What part of speech is Alascan?
Alascan is a noun.
What is the plural of Alascan?
The plural of Alascan is Alascans.

Words near Alascan in the dictionary

  1. alas
  2. alas and alack
  3. Alas-Kluet Batak
  4. Alas.
  5. Alasan
  6. Alascan
  7. Alascans
  8. Alasdair
  9. Alasehir
  10. alases
  11. alaska

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