Felicians
Felicians is the plural of Felician.
Meaning of Felician
Noun
Felician (plural Felicians)
- A member of the Roman Catholic order Felician Sisters.
- Sister Hiltrude, a member of the Felician order for 40 years, has been at Lodi, one of four provinces maintained by the Felicians in the United States, for 20 years.1979 March 4, James F. Lynch, “The Old College Try Puts Nun to the Test”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC
Questions about Felicians
- What is Felicians the plural of?
- Felicians is the plural of Felician.
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