different between amish vs mennonite
amish
Portuguese
Etymology
From English Amish
Adjective
amish (plural amish, comparable)
- Amish (relating to the Amish sect)
Noun
amish m, f (plural amish)
- Amish (member of a strict Anabaptist sect)
Spanish
Etymology
From English Amish.
Adjective
amish (invariable)
- Amish
Noun
amish m or f (plural amish)
- Amish
amish From the web:
- what amish believe
- what amish holiday is in may
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- what amish holiday is may 13
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- what amish holiday is may 13 2021
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mennonite
Italian
Adjective
mennonite f pl
- feminine plural of mennonita
Noun
mennonite f pl
- feminine plural of mennonita
mennonite From the web:
- what mennonite holiday is today
- what mennonite meaning
- what mennonite holiday is tomorrow
- what's mennonite in spanish
- what is mennonite culture
- what do mennonites wear
- what are mennonites vs amish
- what do mennonites eat
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