christadelfian

Romanian

Etymology

Borrowed from English Christadelphian.[1] The spelling "ch" is neither the normal "C" for creștin (“Christian”), nor the normal "H" for Hristos (“Christ”), but reflects the old Romanian spelling Christosul, and the Anglo-Greek origins of the name. Nevertheless this the official registered name with the Romanian Government since 1993.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˌkris.ta.del.fiˈan/

Adjective

christadelfian m, n (feminine singular christadelfiană, masculine plural christadelfieni, feminine and neuter plural christadelfiene)

  1. Christadelphian

Declension
declension of christadelfian
singular plural
masculine neuter feminine masculine neuter feminine
nominative/
accusative		 indefinite christadelfian christadelfiană christadelfieni christadelfiene
definite christadelfianul christadelfiana christadelfienii christadelfienele
genitive/
dative		 indefinite christadelfian christadelfiene christadelfieni christadelfiene
definite christadelfianului christadelfienei christadelfienilor christadelfienelor

Noun

christadelfian m (plural christadelfieni, feminine equivalent christadelfiană)

  1. a Christadelphian man

Declension
declension of christadelfian
singular plural
indefinite articulation definite articulation indefinite articulation definite articulation
nominative/accusative (un) christadelfian christadelfianul (niște) christadelfieni christadelfienii
genitive/dative (unui) christadelfian christadelfianului (unor) christadelfieni christadelfienilor
vocative christadelfianule christadelfienilor

References
  1. Source: Pagina Oficiala a Christadelfienilor Romani.
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