Definition of Pallottine in English:

Pallottine

(also Pallotine)

adjective ˈpalətʌɪn

Of, designating, or relating to any of the religious societies or orders established by Pallotti from 1835 onwards.

noun ˈpalətʌɪn

A member of a Pallottine order.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Tablet. From the name of Vincent Pallotti, Italian priest, who in 1835 founded the Society of the Catholic Apostolate, a society of Roman Catholic priests, lay brothers, sisters, and associates, known formerly as the Pious Society of Missions, and popularly as the Pallottine Fathers + -ine.

Definition of Pallottine in US English:

Pallottine

(also Pallotine)

adjectiveˈpalətʌɪn

Of, designating, or relating to any of the religious societies or orders established by Pallotti from 1835 onwards.

nounˈpalətʌɪn

A member of a Pallottine order.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Tablet. From the name of Vincent Pallotti, Italian priest, who in 1835 founded the Society of the Catholic Apostolate, a society of Roman Catholic priests, lay brothers, sisters, and associates, known formerly as the Pious Society of Missions, and popularly as the Pallottine Fathers + -ine.

词汇	Pallottine
释义	Definition of Pallottine in English: Pallottine (also Pallotine) adjective ˈpalətʌɪn Of, designating, or relating to any of the religious societies or orders established by Pallotti from 1835 onwards. noun ˈpalətʌɪn A member of a Pallottine order. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Tablet. From the name of Vincent Pallotti, Italian priest, who in 1835 founded the Society of the Catholic Apostolate, a society of Roman Catholic priests, lay brothers, sisters, and associates, known formerly as the Pious Society of Missions, and popularly as the Pallottine Fathers + -ine. Definition of Pallottine in US English: Pallottine (also Pallotine) adjectiveˈpalətʌɪn Of, designating, or relating to any of the religious societies or orders established by Pallotti from 1835 onwards. nounˈpalətʌɪn A member of a Pallottine order. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Tablet. From the name of Vincent Pallotti, Italian priest, who in 1835 founded the Society of the Catholic Apostolate, a society of Roman Catholic priests, lay brothers, sisters, and associates, known formerly as the Pious Society of Missions, and popularly as the Pallottine Fathers + -ine.
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