tritheite
/ˈtɹaɪθi.aɪt/
tritheite noun: a tritheist.
Noun
tritheite (plural tritheites)
- A tritheist.
- Gregorious Paulus, who was first a Tritheite, and afterwards an Unitarian1691, William Nicholls, An Answer to an heretical book, called the Naked Gospel
Forms of tritheite
| plural | tritheites |
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Origin of tritheite
Compare French trithéite.
Questions about tritheite
- What does tritheite mean?
- Tritheite means a tritheist.
- What part of speech is tritheite?
- Tritheite is a noun.
- How do you pronounce tritheite?
- Tritheite is pronounced /ˈtɹaɪθi.aɪt/.
- What is the plural of tritheite?
- The plural of tritheite is tritheites.
Words near tritheite in the dictionary
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