Associations to the word «Carthusian»
Noun
- Cistercian
- Monastery
- Benedictine
- Priory
- Monk
- Dominican
- Sheen
- Spirituality
- Bruno
- Cologne
- Hermit
- Franciscan
- Cloister
- Martyr
- Nun
- Houghton
- Novice
- Grande
- Pisum
- Rosary
- Contemplation
- Hermitage
- Friar
- Christi
- Convent
- Supremacy
- Trier
- Reformation
- Avignon
- Old
- Denis
- Manny
- Bethlehem
- Prior
- Serra
- Vita
- Freiburg
- Abbey
- Vow
- Dom
- Theologian
- Spiritual
- Mysticism
- Augustine
- Avalon
- Perth
- Martyrdom
- Benedict
- Meditation
- Solitude
- Grange
- Rite
- Abbot
- Jesuit
- Hugh
- Sant
- Val
- Clement
- Cromwell
- Theology
- Canon
- Viii
- Fa
- Bavaria
- Dominic
- Saxony
- Marguerite
- Heinrich
- Chapel
- Lyon
- Order
- Prayer
- Webster
- Johannes
- Devotion
- Habit
- Pope
- Pius
- Saint
- Priest
- François
- Congregation
Adjective
Wiktionary
CARTHUSIAN, noun. A member of a Christian contemplative order of monks founded by Bruno of Cologne (St Bruno) in 1084.
CARTHUSIAN, noun. A pupil of Charterhouse School (founded in a Carthusian monastery)
CARTHUSIAN, adjective. Of, or relating to this order.
Dictionary definition
CARTHUSIAN, noun. A member of the Carthusian order.
CARTHUSIAN, adjective. Of or relating to the Carthusian order.
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