orant

English

Etymology

From Latin orans, orant-, noun use of the present participle of orare ‘pray’.

Noun

orant (plural orants)

An image of a person with hands up in prayer.

Synonyms

orans
orante

Translations

image

Catalan: orant (ca) m
Finnish: adorantti (fi)

German: Adorant m, Adorantin f
Polish: adorant m

Anagrams

NOTAR, Raton, Taron, Tonra, natro-, rat on, rotan, toran, trona

Catalan

Verb

orant

present participle of orar

Latin

Verb

ōrant

third-person plural present active indicative of ōrō

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