Definition of hospitaller in English:

hospitaller

(US hospitaler)

noun ˈhɒspɪt(ə)ləˈhäˌspidələr

A member of a charitable religious order, originally the Knights Hospitaller.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two smaller orders followed similar paths: St Lazarus, a hospitaller order caring for lepers since the 1130s, and St Thomas of Acre, a house of regular canons founded c. 1190, both became militarized in the 1220s.
- The village cross was the place where an annual tribute of 1,500 red herring and 1,500 white herring was handed from the Abbot of Whitby to the hospitallers of St Leonard's in York.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French hospitalier, from medieval Latin hospitalarius, from hospitale (see hospital).

Definition of hospitaler in US English:

hospitaler

(also hospitaller)

nounˈhäˌspidələr

A member of a charitable religious order, originally the Knights Hospitaler.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two smaller orders followed similar paths: St Lazarus, a hospitaller order caring for lepers since the 1130s, and St Thomas of Acre, a house of regular canons founded c. 1190, both became militarized in the 1220s.
- The village cross was the place where an annual tribute of 1,500 red herring and 1,500 white herring was handed from the Abbot of Whitby to the hospitallers of St Leonard's in York.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French hospitalier, from medieval Latin hospitalarius, from hospitale (see hospital).

单词	hospitaller
释义	Definition of hospitaller in English: hospitaller (US hospitaler) noun ˈhɒspɪt(ə)ləˈhäˌspidələr A member of a charitable religious order, originally the Knights Hospitaller. Example sentencesExamples Two smaller orders followed similar paths: St Lazarus, a hospitaller order caring for lepers since the 1130s, and St Thomas of Acre, a house of regular canons founded c. 1190, both became militarized in the 1220s. The village cross was the place where an annual tribute of 1,500 red herring and 1,500 white herring was handed from the Abbot of Whitby to the hospitallers of St Leonard's in York. Origin Middle English: from Old French hospitalier, from medieval Latin hospitalarius, from hospitale (see hospital). Definition of hospitaler in US English: hospitaler (also hospitaller) nounˈhäˌspidələr A member of a charitable religious order, originally the Knights Hospitaler. Example sentencesExamples Two smaller orders followed similar paths: St Lazarus, a hospitaller order caring for lepers since the 1130s, and St Thomas of Acre, a house of regular canons founded c. 1190, both became militarized in the 1220s. The village cross was the place where an annual tribute of 1,500 red herring and 1,500 white herring was handed from the Abbot of Whitby to the hospitallers of St Leonard's in York. Origin Middle English: from Old French hospitalier, from medieval Latin hospitalarius, from hospitale (see hospital).
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