dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti'ne özgü

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Definition of dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti'ne özgü in Turkish English dictionary

{s} Dominican

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dominik cumhuriyeti'ne özgü

dominican

dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti''ne özgü

A person from the Commonwealth of Dominica or of its descent

dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti''ne özgü

A member of the religious order founded by St. Dominic

dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti''ne özgü

Of or belonging to the Dominican religious order

dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti''ne özgü

{s} of or pertaining to Saint Dominic or the religious orders founded by him; of or pertaining to the Dominican Republic (country in the Caribbean Sea)

dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti''ne özgü

Of, from, or pertaining to Dominica, or its people

dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti''ne özgü

Of, from, or pertaining to the Dominican Republic, or its people

dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti''ne özgü

A person from the Dominican Republic or of its descent

dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti''ne özgü

{i} member of an order of friars founded by Saint Dominic, Black Friar; resident of the Dominican Republic

dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti''ne özgü

A person from Dominica or of its descent

dominik, dominik cumhuriyeti''ne özgü

a member of a Christian religious group who leads a holy life. Member of the Order of Friars Preachers, a Roman Catholic preaching and teaching order founded by St. Dominic. It dates officially from 1216, when Pope Honorius III gave it his approval, though Dominic had begun to build it at least a decade earlier. In contrast with earlier orders, the Dominicans were not organized in autonomous monastic houses, but joined the order at large and could be sent to any house or province on the order's business. The early teaching centers were at Bologna, Paris, Cologne, and Oxford. Dominican preachers spoke out against the Cathari, the Moors, and the Jews and were among the first missionaries under the Spanish and Portuguese explorers. Dominicans were put in charge of the Inquisition when it was founded. Perhaps their most famous member was St. Thomas Aquinas

Hyphenation

do·mi·nik, do·mi·nik cum·hu·ri·ye·ti'·ne öz·gü