maronite
Meaning of maronite
noun
a member of a Christian sect of Syrian origin, living chiefly in Lebanon and in communion with the Roman Catholic Church.
adjective- relating to the Maronites.
a wealthy Maronite businessman
early 16th century: from medieval Latin Maronita, from the name of John Maro, a 5th-century Syrian religious leader, who may have been the first Maronite patriarch.
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Hyphenation of maronite
ma-ronite
- It consists of 2 syllables and 8 chars.
- maronite is a word disyllabic because it has two syllables
Anagrams of maronite
Amintore, marionet, martinoe, minorate, Monteria, morenita, retinoma, Romanite
Words that rhyme with maronite
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