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Servite

Servite

9.5
Relating to the Catholic religious order called the Servants of Mary
  • adjective
  • /ˈsɜrvɪt/
  • Specialized
translation icon : servita
  • Many Servite churches feature artwork dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

Examples

  • She attended a Servite school known for its strong academic and spiritual programs.

  • The Servite monastery is famous for its peaceful gardens and historic architecture.

  • The Servite community has been active in education for over a century.

  • Many Servite schools emphasize values and community service.

  • The Servite monastery is famous for its peaceful gardens and historic architecture.

  • She attended a Servite school known for its strong academic and spiritual programs.

  • Many Servite churches feature artwork dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

Surface Forms

Servite positive

Etymology

Servite comes from the Latin word servus meaning 'servant' and is related to English words like serve and service. It is used for places, schools, or traditions that belong to the Order of Servants of Mary, so a 'Servite' church or school is connected to that group and their work.