Eleutherans
Eleutherans is the plural of Eleutheran.
Meaning of Eleutheran
Noun
Eleutheran (plural Eleutherans)
- A native or inhabitant of Eleuthera
- Eleutherans are as proud of it today as their ancestors must have been, when they heard that their gift had proved so substantially useful.1966, Everild Young, Eleuthera: The Island Called "Freedom", page 59
Questions about Eleutherans
- What is Eleutherans the plural of?
- Eleutherans is the plural of Eleutheran.
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