Definition of Alcantarine in English:

Alcantarine

adjective alˌkantəˈriːn

Of, belonging, or relating to an austere order of Franciscan Observantine friars, founded in 1556 by St Peter of Alcántara, or an order of Franciscan nuns later modelled upon it.

noun alˌkantəˈriːn

A member of the Alcantarine order of friars, or of the Alcantarine nuns modelled on it.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Alcántara, the name of the hometown of the founder of the order, situated in western Spain + -ine, after Italian alcantarino and its etymon Spanish alcantarino, adjectives.

Definition of Alcantarine in US English:

Alcantarine

adjectivealˌkantəˈriːn

Of, belonging, or relating to an austere order of Franciscan Observantine friars, founded in 1556 by St Peter of Alcántara, or an order of Franciscan nuns later modelled upon it.

nounalˌkantəˈriːn

A member of the Alcantarine order of friars, or of the Alcantarine nuns modelled on it.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Alcántara, the name of the hometown of the founder of the order, situated in western Spain + -ine, after Italian alcantarino and its etymon Spanish alcantarino, adjectives.

词汇	Alcantarine
释义	Definition of Alcantarine in English: Alcantarine adjective alˌkantəˈriːn Of, belonging, or relating to an austere order of Franciscan Observantine friars, founded in 1556 by St Peter of Alcántara, or an order of Franciscan nuns later modelled upon it. noun alˌkantəˈriːn A member of the Alcantarine order of friars, or of the Alcantarine nuns modelled on it. Origin Late 18th century. From Alcántara, the name of the hometown of the founder of the order, situated in western Spain + -ine, after Italian alcantarino and its etymon Spanish alcantarino, adjectives. Definition of Alcantarine in US English: Alcantarine adjectivealˌkantəˈriːn Of, belonging, or relating to an austere order of Franciscan Observantine friars, founded in 1556 by St Peter of Alcántara, or an order of Franciscan nuns later modelled upon it. nounalˌkantəˈriːn A member of the Alcantarine order of friars, or of the Alcantarine nuns modelled on it. Origin Late 18th century. From Alcántara, the name of the hometown of the founder of the order, situated in western Spain + -ine, after Italian alcantarino and its etymon Spanish alcantarino, adjectives.
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