Xaverian
Xaverian noun: a member of the Xaverian Brothers, a religious order founded in Bruges, Belgium 1839 and dedicated to Catholic education.
Noun
Xaverian (plural Xaverians)
- A member of the Xaverian Brothers, a religious order founded in Bruges, Belgium 1839 and dedicated to Catholic education.
Adjective
Xaverian (comparative more Xaverian, superlative most Xaverian)
- Pertaining or related to this religious order.
Forms of Xaverian
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | Xaverians |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more Xaverian |
| superlative | most Xaverian |
Origin of Xaverian
From Xavier + -ian, after St. Francis Xavier.
Questions about Xaverian
- What does Xaverian mean?
- Xaverian means a member of the Xaverian Brothers, a religious order founded in Bruges, Belgium 1839 and dedicated to Catholic education.
- What part of speech is Xaverian?
- Xaverian can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of Xaverian?
- The plural of Xaverian is Xaverians.
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