Hydroparastatæ
UK/hˈa͡ɪdɹəpˌaɹastˌatiː/
Hydroparastatæ noun: a member of a 4th century sect which used water for administering the Eucharist instead of wine.
Noun
Hydroparastatæ (uncountable)
- a member of a 4th century sect which used water for administering the Eucharist instead of wine.
Forms of Hydroparastatæ
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Origin of Hydroparastatæ
From the Ancient Greek words ὑδρο- (hudro-, “water”) + παρίστημι (parístēmi, “to stand with”)
Words formed from Hydroparastatæ
Questions about Hydroparastatæ
- What does Hydroparastatæ mean?
- Hydroparastatæ means a member of a 4th century sect which used water for administering the Eucharist instead of wine.
- What part of speech is Hydroparastatæ?
- Hydroparastatæ is a noun.
- How do you pronounce Hydroparastatæ?
- Hydroparastatæ is pronounced /hˈa͡ɪdɹəpˌaɹastˌatiː/ (UK).
Words near Hydroparastatæ in the dictionary
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