Definition of Herrnhuter in English:

Herrnhuter

noun ˈhɛːnhuːtəˈhɛːr(ə)nhuːtəˈhərnˌho͞odər

A member of a Moravian Church.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Andreas Gestrich and Carola Wessel detail the variant experiences of Herrnhuters in eighteenth-century Russia and the upper Ohio Valley, respectively.
- In a letter to George Reimer in 1802 he wrote, ‘I have become a Herrnhuter again, only of a higher order.’
- Since the manuscript was transcribed by members of the Herrnhuter movement, it can be concluded that the author of this tale, J. Pulan, was also a member of this movement.
- In the church, built in 1914, you can see the organ that dates back to the time of the Herrnhuters.
- He found the teaching of the Herrnhuters too restrictive, however, because the faculty refused to lecture on current intellectual trends.

Origin

Mid 18th century: German, from Herrnhut (literally 'the Lord's keeping'), the name of the first German settlement of the Moravian Church.

Definition of Herrnhuter in US English:

Herrnhuter

nounˈhərnˌho͞odər

A member of a Moravian Church.
摩拉维亚教会成员
Example sentencesExamples
- Since the manuscript was transcribed by members of the Herrnhuter movement, it can be concluded that the author of this tale, J. Pulan, was also a member of this movement.
- He found the teaching of the Herrnhuters too restrictive, however, because the faculty refused to lecture on current intellectual trends.
- In the church, built in 1914, you can see the organ that dates back to the time of the Herrnhuters.
- Andreas Gestrich and Carola Wessel detail the variant experiences of Herrnhuters in eighteenth-century Russia and the upper Ohio Valley, respectively.
- In a letter to George Reimer in 1802 he wrote, ‘I have become a Herrnhuter again, only of a higher order.’

Origin

Mid 18th century: German, from Herrnhut (literally ‘the Lord's keeping’), the name of the first German settlement of the Moravian Church.

词汇	Herrnhuter
释义	Definition of Herrnhuter in English: Herrnhuter noun ˈhɛːnhuːtəˈhɛːr(ə)nhuːtəˈhərnˌho͞odər A member of a Moravian Church. 摩拉维亚教会成员 Example sentencesExamples Andreas Gestrich and Carola Wessel detail the variant experiences of Herrnhuters in eighteenth-century Russia and the upper Ohio Valley, respectively. In a letter to George Reimer in 1802 he wrote, ‘I have become a Herrnhuter again, only of a higher order.’ Since the manuscript was transcribed by members of the Herrnhuter movement, it can be concluded that the author of this tale, J. Pulan, was also a member of this movement. In the church, built in 1914, you can see the organ that dates back to the time of the Herrnhuters. He found the teaching of the Herrnhuters too restrictive, however, because the faculty refused to lecture on current intellectual trends. Origin Mid 18th century: German, from Herrnhut (literally 'the Lord's keeping'), the name of the first German settlement of the Moravian Church. Definition of Herrnhuter in US English: Herrnhuter nounˈhərnˌho͞odər A member of a Moravian Church. 摩拉维亚教会成员 Example sentencesExamples Since the manuscript was transcribed by members of the Herrnhuter movement, it can be concluded that the author of this tale, J. Pulan, was also a member of this movement. He found the teaching of the Herrnhuters too restrictive, however, because the faculty refused to lecture on current intellectual trends. In the church, built in 1914, you can see the organ that dates back to the time of the Herrnhuters. Andreas Gestrich and Carola Wessel detail the variant experiences of Herrnhuters in eighteenth-century Russia and the upper Ohio Valley, respectively. In a letter to George Reimer in 1802 he wrote, ‘I have become a Herrnhuter again, only of a higher order.’ Origin Mid 18th century: German, from Herrnhut (literally ‘the Lord's keeping’), the name of the first German settlement of the Moravian Church.
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