breviger
breviger noun: a licensed begging friar.
Noun
breviger (plural brevigers)
- A licensed begging friar.
- […] in 1383, 45s. given to the brevigers and to the poor and travellers who are more numerous this year propter flandrancie infortunum; […]1937, Sussex Archaeological Society, Sussex Archaeological Collections Relating to the History and Antiquities of the County, volume 78, page 40
Forms of breviger
| plural | brevigers |
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Questions about breviger
- What does breviger mean?
- Breviger means a licensed begging friar.
- What part of speech is breviger?
- Breviger is a noun.
- What is the plural of breviger?
- The plural of breviger is brevigers.
Words near breviger in the dictionary
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