Anglican

See also: anglican, angličan, and Angličan

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Etymology

Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin anglicānus, from anglicus.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈæŋ.ɡlɪ.kən/

• Audio (US):

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Adjective

Anglican (not generally comparable, comparative more Anglican, superlative most Anglican)

1. Relating to the Church of England, or one of several related churches, such as those in the Anglican Communion.
2. (now rare) English.

Derived terms

• Anglican chant
• Anglican Church
• Anglican Communion
• Anglican Community

Translations

pertaining to the Church of England and related churches

Afrikaans: Anglikaanse Catalan: anglicà Czech: anglikánský (cs) Danish: anglikansk Dutch: anglicaans (nl) Esperanto: anglikana Finnish: anglikaaninen (fi) French: anglican (fr) Galician: anglicano (gl) German: anglikanisch (de) Greek: αγγλικανικός (el) (anglikanikós) Irish: Anglacánach Italian: anglicano (it) Malay: Anglikan Manx: Anglicaanagh Maori: Mihinare Norman: Anglyican Norwegian: Bokmål: anglikansk (no) Nynorsk: anglikansk Polish: anglikański (pl) Portuguese: anglicano (pt) Romanian: anglican (ro) Russian: англика́нский (ru) (anglikánskij) Scottish Gaelic: Anglach Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: англѝка̄нскӣ Roman: anglìkānskī (sh) Sorbian: Lower Sorbian: anglikaniski Upper Sorbian: anglikanski Spanish: anglicano Swedish: anglikansk

Noun

Anglican (plural Anglicans)

1. A member of an Anglican Church.

   Hypernym: Protestant

Translations

member of an Anglican church

Afrikaans: Anglikaan Asturian: anglicanu (ast) m, anglicana (ast) f Belarusian: англіка́нец m (anhlikánjec), англіка́нка f (anhlikánka) Bulgarian: англика́нец m (anglikánec), англика́нка f (anglikánka) Catalan: anglicà m, anglicana f Chichewa: Mwangilikani class 1 Czech: anglikán m, anglikánka f Danish: anglikaner c Dutch: Anglicaan m Esperanto: anglikano, anglikanino (female) Estonian: anglikaan Finnish: anglikaani (fi) French: anglican (fr) m, anglicane (fr) f Galician: anglicano (gl) m, anglicana f German: Anglikaner (de) m, Anglikanerin (de) f Greek: αγγλικανός (el) m (anglikanós), αγγλικανή (el) f (anglikaní) Hungarian: anglikán (hu) Icelandic: biskupakirkjumaður m Irish: Anglacánach m Italian: anglicano (it) m, anglicana (it) f Latvian: anglikānis m, anglikāniete f Lithuanian: anglikõnas m, anglikõnė f Manx: Anglicaanagh m Norman: Anglyican m Norwegian: Bokmål: anglikaner (no) m Nynorsk: anglikanar m Polish: anglikanin (pl) m, anglikanka (pl) f Portuguese: anglicano (pt) m, anglicana f Romanian: anglican (ro) m, anglicană (ro) f Russian: англика́нин (ru) m (anglikánin), англика́нка (ru) f (anglikánka), англика́нец (ru) m (anglikánec) Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: англика́нац m, англѝка̄нка f, англѝка̄н m Roman: anglikánac (sh) m, anglìkānka (sh) f, anglìkān (sh) m Slovak: anglikán m, anglikánka f Slovene: anglikanec (sl) m, anglikanka f Spanish: anglicano m, anglicana f Swedish: anglikan (sv) c Turkish: Anglikan (tr) Ukrainian: англіка́нець m (anhlikánecʹ)

Related terms

• Angle
• Anglic
• Anglicanism
• anglo
• Anglo-
• anglo-
• Anglo
• English

See also

• Church in Wales
• Church of England
• Church of Ireland

Further reading

• “Anglican”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.
• “Anglican”, in Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, Springfield, Mass.: Merriam-Webster, 1996–present.
• Anglican in Britannica Dictionary

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