monastical
/məˈnastɪkl/Now rare
adjective
Designating, relating to, or characteristic of the monastic life or a person who lives such a life; monastic. In early use: specifically †solitary, eremitic (obsolete ).
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Reply Friar Daw Topias. From post-classical Latin monasticus monastic + -al; compare -ical. Compare post-classical Latin monasticalis (in an isolated attestation in an undated life of Peter of Cluny).
- mother plane
- mother plant
- mother queen
- mother-right
- mother root
- mothers and fathers
- mother's boy
- mother's brother
- mother's child
- mother's darling
- mother's daughter
- Mother's Day
- mother's help
- mother ship
- Mother Shipton
- mothersick
- mothersickness
- mother's knee
- mother's little helper
- mothers' meeting
- mother's meeting
- mother's milk
- mother's pet
- mother's ruin
- mother's side