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carthusian

/kɑːrˈθjuː.ʒən/

Traduction: Relatif à l'ordre des Chartreux, un ordre religieux catholique romain fondé par saint Bruno en 1084, connu pour son mode de vie érémitique et ascétique., Nom désignant un membre de l'ordre des Chartreux, ordre monastique catholique romain d'ermites fondé par saint Bruno en 1084.

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adjective

/kɑːrˈθjuː.ʒən/formal
  • frRelatif à l'ordre des Chartreux, un ordre religieux catholique romain fondé par saint Bruno en 1084, connu pour son mode de vie érémitique et ascétique.

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.

    frChartreux

    • 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.
Formes
  • more carthusian comparative form
  • most carthusian superlative form

noun

/kɑːˈθjuː.zi.ən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un membre de l'ordre des Chartreux, ordre monastique catholique romain d'ermites fondé par saint 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.

nom propre

  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.

    frChartreux

    • 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.
Formes
  • carthusians plural form
  • carthusians' possessive plural form
  • carthusian's possessive singular form