marian
word
MAIR-ee-uhn
MAIR-ee-uhn
Definition
Marian describes anything related to Mary, especially Mary the mother of Jesus in Christian tradition. It can also be a personal name.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly an adjective used in religious or historical contexts, often in phrases like 'Marian devotion' or 'Marian hymns'. As a name, 'Marian' can be male or female in different cultures. Do not confuse with 'marion' (a different name or a puppet).
Spanish: mariano - mariana (relacionado con María, madre de Jesús)Portuguese (BR): mariano - mariana (relativo a Maria, mãe de Jesus)Portuguese (PT): mariano - mariana (relativo a Maria, mãe de Jesus)Chinese (Simplified): 圣母的 - 玛丽亚的Chinese (Traditional): 聖母的 - 瑪麗亞的Hindi: मारियन (मैरी से संबंधित)Arabic: مريميّ - مريمية (منسوب للعذراء مريم)Bengali: মারিয়ানRussian: Марианский - Мариан (имя)Japanese: 聖母マリアの - マリアン（名前）Vietnamese: Marian - thuộc về Đức Mẹ MariaKorean: 마리아의 - 마리안(이름)Turkish: Meryem'e ait - Marian (isim)Urdu: مریم سے متعلق - ماریان (نام)Indonesian: Maria - Marian (nama)
Example Sentences
The church has a Marian statue in the garden.
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Many people take part in Marian processions every year.
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He has a strong interest in Marian theology.
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Did you know that Marian can also be a man's name in some countries?
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Marian prayers are important in some traditions.
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Her name is Marian.
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