Little Sister of the Poor
Little Sister of the Poor noun: a member of a Roman Catholic religious institute for women, established in France in 1839 to care for impoverished elderly people.
Noun
Little Sister of the Poor (plural Little Sisters of the Poor)
- A member of a Roman Catholic religious institute for women, established in France in 1839 to care for impoverished elderly people.
Forms of Little Sister of the Poor
| plural | Little Sisters of the Poor |
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Questions about Little Sister of the Poor
- What does Little Sister of the Poor mean?
- Little Sister of the Poor means a member of a Roman Catholic religious institute for women, established in France in 1839 to care for impoverished elderly people.
- What part of speech is Little Sister of the Poor?
- Little Sister of the Poor is a noun.
- What is the plural of Little Sister of the Poor?
- The plural of Little Sister of the Poor is Little Sisters of the Poor.
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