Norbertine
- noun
- /ˈnɔrbərˌtin/
- Collection of the Norbertine Fathers of Averbode 9 Weapon Ngbetu Wood, iron; 46.5 cm x 10.5 cm x 5 cm (18 1/4" x 4 1/4" x 2")
- Norbertine Fathers
- Norbertine Fathers of Averbode
- Collection of the Norbertine
Examples
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Norbertine
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The Norbertine community at Averbode is known for its commitment to education and spirituality.
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Collection of the Norbertine Fathers of Averbode.
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Collection of the Norbertine Fathers of Averbode (counterclockwise from below)
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Father William Fitzgerald is a Norbertine who has dedicated his life to the service of the church.
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As a Norbertine, Sister Agnes follows the principles of simplicity and communal living.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Norbertine = Norbert (transparent) = Norbert + ine
Built by adding '-ine' to the proper name 'Norbert' to form a denoting adjective/noun for members or things related to Norbert; the morphological relation is regular and clear.
Etymology
Norbertine is named after Saint Norbert, and, like Benedictine from St. Benedict, it means a person who belongs to the religious order he founded.