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121Hadrien — Provenance. Vient du latin Adria Ville qui donna son nom à la mer Adriatique. Se fête le 8 septembre. Histoire. Chargé de garder les chrétiens pendant les persécutions de Dioclétien, au début du 4ème siècle, Adrien se laisse catéchiser par eux.… …
122catechism — catechísm ( me), s.n. – Expunere a principiilor religiei creştine. – var. catehism, (înv.) catihis. Mr. catehisie. lat. catechismus (sec. XVI), datorită predicatorilor Reformei (cf. DAR). var. catehism se explică prin pronunţarea cuv. ngr.… …
123catechizer — (Amer.) n. person who catechises (also catechiser) …
124catechizers — catechizer (Amer.) n. person who catechises (also catechiser) …
125examiner — n. 1. Inspector. 2. Inquirer, investigator. 3. Conductor of examinations, questioner, catechiser …
126catechise — /ˈkætəkaɪz / (say katuhkuyz) verb (t) (catechised, catechising) 1. to instruct orally by means of questions and answers, especially in Christian doctrine. 2. to question with reference to belief. 3. to question closely or excessively. Also,… …
127cathecyser — cathecyser, ysme obs. f. catechiser, ism …
