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carthusian

/kɑːrˈθjuː.ʒən/

Traducción: Perteneciente o relativo a la Orden de los Cartujos, una orden religiosa católica romana fundada por San Bruno en 1084, conocida por su vida ermitaña, solitaria y ascética., Sustantivo que designa a un miembro de la orden cartuja, una orden monástica católica romana de ermitaños fundada por San Bruno en 1084.

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adjective

/kɑːrˈθjuː.ʒən/formal
  • esPerteneciente o relativo a la Orden de los Cartujos, una orden religiosa católica romana fundada por San Bruno en 1084, conocida por su vida ermitaña, solitaria y ascética.

Relating to the Carthusian order of monks, a Roman Catholic religious order founded by Saint Bruno in 1084, known for its solitary and ascetic lifestyle.

  1. Relating to the Carthusian orderC2formal

    Pertaining to the Carthusian religious order, a Catholic monastic order founded by Saint Bruno in 1084, known for its strict contemplative life and emphasis on solitude and silence.

    escartujo

    • The Carthusian monastery is renowned for its austere lifestyle.
    • He studied the Carthusian rule of silence and prayer.
    • The Carthusian monks live in individual cells, dedicated to contemplation.
Formas
  • more carthusian comparative form
  • most carthusian superlative form

noun

/kɑːˈθjuː.zi.ən/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a un miembro de la orden cartuja, una orden monástica católica romana de ermitaños fundada por San Bruno en 1084.

A noun referring to a member of the Carthusian order, a Roman Catholic religious order of enclosed monastics founded by Saint Bruno in 1084.

nombre propio

  1. Monastic Order MemberC2formal

    A member of the Carthusian order, a Catholic religious order of enclosed monks founded by Saint Bruno in 1084, known for their solitary and ascetic lifestyle.

    esCartujo (miembro de la Orden de los Cartujos)

    • The Carthusian spends most of his day in solitary prayer and study.
    • A Carthusian monk typically lives in a small individual cell.
    • The Carthusian order is one of the strictest in the Catholic Church.
Formas
  • carthusians plural form
  • carthusians' possessive plural form
  • carthusian's possessive singular form