Anglican

English

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Etymology

From Medieval Latin anglicanus, from Latin anglicus.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈæŋɡlɪkən/

Adjective

Anglican (comparative more Anglican, superlative most Anglican)

1. Relating to the Church of England, or one of several related churches, such as those in the Anglican Communion.

Translations

relating to one of several churches

• Dutch: anglicaans (nl)
• Finnish: anglikaaninen (fi)
• French: anglican (fr)
• German: anglikanisch (de)
• Irish: Anglacánach (ga)
• Italian: anglicano (it)

• Portuguese: anglicano (pt)
• Romanian: anglican (ro) m and n
• Serbo-Croatian: anglikanski (sh)
• Spanish: anglicano (es)
• Swedish: anglikansk (sv)

Noun

Anglican (plural Anglicans)

1. A member of an Anglican church.

Hypernyms

• Protestant

Translations

member of an Anglican church

• Dutch: Anglicaan (nl) m
• Finnish: anglikaani (fi)
• French: anglican (fr) m, anglicane (fr) f
• German: Anglikaner (de) m, Anglikanerin (de) f
• Irish: Anglacánach (ga)

• Italian: anglicano (it) m
• Portuguese: anglicano (pt) m
• Romanian: anglican (ro) m
• Serbo-Croatian: anglikanac (sh) m, anglikanka (sh) f
• Swedish: anglikan (sv) c

Related terms

• Anglic
• Anglicanism
• English

See also

• Church of England