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poimenics

poimenics noun: pastoral theology.

Noun

poimenics (uncountable)

  1. pastoral theology

Origin of poimenics

From Ancient Greek ποιμενικός (poimenikós), from ποιμήν (poimḗn, “shepherd”).

Questions about poimenics

What does poimenics mean?
Poimenics means pastoral theology.
What part of speech is poimenics?
Poimenics is a noun.

Words near poimenics in the dictionary

  1. poikilotopic
  2. poikylothermic
  3. Poilievre
  4. poilu
  5. poilus
  6. poimenics
  7. poinard
  8. poinards
  9. Poincaré
  10. Poincaré ball
  11. Poincaré balls

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