Pre-Cana
Pre-Cana noun: in Catholic tradition, a spiritual retreat for couples about to be married.
Noun
Pre-Cana (plural Pre-Canas)
Adjective capitalized: pre-Cana
pre-Cana (not comparable)
- Prior to a wedding.
Forms of Pre-Cana
| plural | Pre-Canas |
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Origin of Pre-Cana
From pre- + Cana, from the biblical story of the wedding feast at Cana.
Questions about Pre-Cana
- What does Pre-Cana mean?
- Pre-Cana means in Catholic tradition, a spiritual retreat for couples about to be married.
- What part of speech is Pre-Cana?
- Pre-Cana can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of Pre-Cana?
- The plural of Pre-Cana is Pre-Canas.
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