Mathurin
/ˈmaθjʊrɪn/ /ˈmatjʊrɪn/(also Mathurine, Maturine) Church History
noun
= Trinitarian.
Origin
Early 17th century (in an earlier sense). From French mathurin member of the Trinitarian order from Mathurin, French form of the name of St Maturinus, 4th-cent. missionary active in the district of Sens (in the department of Yonne, south-east of Paris), to whom a house of the Trinitarians was dedicated; compare -ine.
- intoxicate
- intoxicating
- intoxicatingly
- intoxication
- intoximeter
- intr.
- intra-
- intracellular
- intracellularly
- intracellular pangenesis
- intracranial
- intracranially
- intractability
- intractable
- intractableness
- intractably
- intraday
- intradermal
- intradermally
- intrados
- in train
- intramolecular
- intramolecularly
- intramural
- intramurally