initiatees
initiatees is the plural of initiatee.
Meaning of initiatee
Noun
initiatee (plural initiatees)
- One who, or that which, is initiated.
- The following ceremony is gone into at the time of initiation. When there is more than one initiatee, all should stand in a row facing the Holy Scripture. One of the five reciters then holds the Amrita. Two of them stand on his right and left, the forth stands behind the initiatees to dress their...1914, Khazan Singh, History and Philosophy of the Sikh Religion (in Two Parts), part II (Philosophy), Lahore: […] [T]he “Newal Kishore” Press, Ld., page 568
- Antonyms:
- initiator
Questions about initiatees
- What is initiatees the plural of?
- Initiatees is the plural of initiatee.
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