Sandemanian
Sandemanian noun: one of the Glasites who received the doctrines through Robert Sandeman.
Noun
Sandemanian (plural Sandemanians)
- One of the Glasites who received the doctrines through Robert Sandeman.
Forms of Sandemanian
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Origin of Sandemanian
From Sandeman + -ian, after John Glas's son-in-law Robert Sandeman.
Words formed from Sandemanian
Questions about Sandemanian
- What does Sandemanian mean?
- Sandemanian means one of the Glasites who received the doctrines through Robert Sandeman.
- What part of speech is Sandemanian?
- Sandemanian is a noun.
- What is the plural of Sandemanian?
- The plural of Sandemanian is Sandemanians.
Words near Sandemanian in the dictionary
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