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Flacian

Flacian noun: a Gnesio-Lutheran.

Noun

Flacian (plural Flacians)

  1. (historical) A Gnesio-Lutheran.
  2. (historical) An adherent of Matthias Flacius' view of original sin, rejected by the Formula of Concord.

Synonyms of Flacian

Forms of Flacian

pluralFlacians

Origin of Flacian

From Flacius + -ian

Words formed from Flacian

Questions about Flacian

What does Flacian mean?
Flacian means a Gnesio-Lutheran.
What part of speech is Flacian?
Flacian is a noun.
What is the plural of Flacian?
The plural of Flacian is Flacians.

Words near Flacian in the dictionary

  1. flaccify
  2. flaccifying
  3. Flach
  4. flacherie
  5. flachkarren
  6. Flacian
  7. Flacianism
  8. Flacianist
  9. Flacianists
  10. Flacians
  11. flack

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