Mennonite

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Noun

Mennonite (plural Mennonites)

1. A group of Mennonites (churches or denominations) in the Anabaptist movement (historically a part of the Radical Reformation).
2. A member of such a church or denomination or a person (non-church member) with a Mennonite background or heritage.

Synonyms

• Mennist (historical)
• Mennonist
• Menno (informal term for a Mennonite; also male given name)

Translations

• French: mennonites, mennoniste (older term not used by today's Mennonites), mennonitisme (movement, branch of Protestantism)
• German: Mennoniten; Mennonitentum (movement, branch of Protestantism; collective noun)
• Italian: mennoniti
• Russian: меннони́тство
• Spanish: menonitas

Translations

• French: mennonite, mennoniste (older term not used by today's Mennonites)
• German: Mennonit, Mennonitin, Mennonist, Mennonistin
• Italian: mennonita
• Portuguese: menonita, menonista
• Spanish: menonita, menonista

Adjective

Mennonite

1. Of, pertaining to, or related to a Mennonite or Mennonites or to their movement and church(es).

Translations

• French: mennonite
• German: mennonitisch, Mennoniten- (in compounds)
• Italian: mennonita
• Portuguese: menonita, menonista
• Spanish: menonita, menonista

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