| 释义 |
mo·noph·y·site
I. \-ˌsīt\ noun
(-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Medieval Latin Monophysita, from Middle Greek Monophysitēs, from Greek mon- + physis nature + -itēs -ite — more at physics
: one who maintains the anti-Chalcedonian doctrine that the human and divine in the person of Jesus Christ constitute only one nature which is regarded either as thoroughly unified or as composite — compare armenian, dyophysite
II. adjective
Usage: usually capitalized
: monophysitic |