devotary
devotary noun: a votary.
Noun
devotary (plural devotaries)
- A votary.
- a more famous and frequent pilgrimage of Devotaries1646, John Gregory, Notes and Observations upon some Passages of Scripture
Forms of devotary
| plural | devotaries |
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Origin of devotary
See devote, votary.
Questions about devotary
- What does devotary mean?
- Devotary means a votary.
- What part of speech is devotary?
- Devotary is a noun.
- What is the plural of devotary?
- The plural of devotary is devotaries.
Words near devotary in the dictionary
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