Definition of frater in English:

frater

noun ˈfreɪtəˈfrādər

historical

The dining room or refectory of a monastery.
Example sentencesExamples
- The frater, or refectory, retains its wall pulpit from which the monks were read to while they ate in silence.

Middle English: from Old French fraitur, shortening of refreitor, from late Latin refectorium 'refectory'.

nounˈfrādər

historical

The dining room or refectory of a monastery.
Example sentencesExamples
- The frater, or refectory, retains its wall pulpit from which the monks were read to while they ate in silence.

Middle English: from Old French fraitur, shortening of refreitor, from late Latin refectorium ‘refectory’.

单词	frater
释义	Definition of frater in English: frater noun ˈfreɪtəˈfrādər historical The dining room or refectory of a monastery. Example sentencesExamples The frater, or refectory, retains its wall pulpit from which the monks were read to while they ate in silence. Origin Middle English: from Old French fraitur, shortening of refreitor, from late Latin refectorium 'refectory'. Definition of frater in US English: frater nounˈfrādər historical The dining room or refectory of a monastery. Example sentencesExamples The frater, or refectory, retains its wall pulpit from which the monks were read to while they ate in silence. Origin Middle English: from Old French fraitur, shortening of refreitor, from late Latin refectorium ‘refectory’.
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