Associations to the word «Cistercian»
Noun
- Abbey
- Benedictine
- Monastery
- Abbot
- Monk
- Nun
- Observance
- Priory
- Abbess
- Dominican
- Cloister
- Franciscan
- Convent
- Austerity
- Crusade
- Bernard
- Stratum
- Transept
- Waverley
- Grange
- Burgundy
- Brabant
- Benedict
- Legate
- Chronicler
- Valle
- Spirituality
- Templar
- Cymru
- Welsh
- Heresy
- Merton
- Provence
- Chastity
- Nave
- Reformation
- Visitation
- Dissolution
- Bohemia
- Flanders
- Canon
- Thierry
- Preaching
- Papacy
- Friar
- Bishopric
- Sant
- Fergus
- Alfonso
- Vow
- Brandenburg
- Rosenthal
- Dame
- Diocese
- Marne
- Vineyard
- Clement
- Pope
- Tipperary
- Mi
- Nazareth
- Congregation
- Silesia
- Trois
- Wool
- Mysticism
- Patronage
- Yorkshire
- Fountain
- Pomerania
- Fife
- Order
- Harding
- Normandy
- Jesuit
- Archbishop
- Wexford
- Toulouse
- Galloway
- Ruin
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
CISTERCIAN, noun. A member of a monastic order, related to the Benedictines, who hold a vow of silence
Dictionary definition
CISTERCIAN, noun. Member of an order of monks noted for austerity and a vow of silence.
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