Thondraki
plural noun
Thon·draki
thänˈdraˌkī
variants or less commonly Thondrakians or Thondracians
-akēənz
-rāshənz
: a group of Armenian Paulicians founded by Smbat of Thondrak in the 9th century
Word History
Etymology
thondraki probably from (assumed) Middle Greek thondrakoi, from Thondrak, town in Armenia that was the headquarters of Smbat, 9th century Armenian theologian; thondrakians, thondracians from Thondrak + English -ans (plural of -an, noun suffix)
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