Carmelite

carmélite English Etymology From en Carmel ite. Noun A member of the Order of the Brothers of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a Catholic religious order focusing on contemplative prayer and the Virgin Mary. en white friar A variety of pear. en now historical A type of fine woolen material. en 1828 John Thomas Smith (engraver) JT Smith Nollekens and His Times Century Hutchinson 1986 14 [A]mong her dresses, was one of a fashionable Carmelite, a rich purple brown . Derived terms en Carmelitess en Carmelitic Translations member of a certain Catholic religious order Basque: eu karmeldar Catalan: ca carmelita m f Czech: cs karmelitán m Finnish: fi karmeliitta French: fr carme m, fr carmélite f German: de Karmelit m, de Karmelitin f Hungarian: hu karmelita Italian: it carmelitano m, it carmelitana f Polish: pl karmelita m, pl karmelitanka f Portuguese: pt carmelita m f Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh кармели́ћанин m, sh кармели́ћа̄нка f Latin: sh karmelíćanin m, sh karmelíćānka f Spanish: es carmelita m f, es carmelitano m, es carmelitana f Welsh: cy Carmeliad m, cy brawd gwyn m Adjective - en Catholicism Of or related to the Carmelites. Translations Of or related to the Carmelites Welsh: cy Carmelaidd en Pear cultivars Roman Catholicism