Anglican in Irish
Anglican in Irish is Anglacánach — Anglican means relating to the Church of England or churches within the worldwide Anglican Communion.
Anglican in Irish
Anglacánach
Relating to the Church of England, or one of several related churches, such as those in the Anglican Communion.
Anglacánach
A member of an Anglican Church.
What does "Anglican" mean?
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adj Relating to the Church of England or churches within the worldwide Anglican Communion.
"They were married in an Anglican church near their home."
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noun A member of an Anglican church.
"She was raised as an Anglican but rarely attends services now."
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Anglican in a sentence
- They were married in an Anglican church near their home.
- The cathedral follows Anglican traditions dating back centuries.
- She was raised as an Anglican but rarely attends services now.
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What is "Anglican" in Irish?
"Anglican" in Irish is Anglacánach. Anglican means: Relating to the Church of England or churches within the worldwide Anglican Communion.
How do you use "Anglican" in a sentence?
Example: "They were married in an Anglican church near their home." In Irish, "Anglican" is Anglacánach.
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