Definition of Saint Saviour in English:

Saint Saviour

(US Saint Savior)

noun s(ə)nt ˈseɪvjəseɪnt ˈseɪvjə

(A title of) God or (more usually) Christ, conceived of as offering salvation to mankind and redemption from sin, used in the names of various churches, orders, etc., especially (a) a monastic order founded by St Bridget of Sweden in 1350; (b) the cathedral church of Rome, usually called St John Lateran.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Arthour and Merlin. From saint + saviour, after post-classical Latin Sanctus Salvator.

Definition of Saint Saviour in US English:

Saint Saviour

(US Saint Savior)

noun

(A title of) God or (more usually) Christ, conceived of as offering salvation to mankind and redemption from sin, used in the names of various churches, orders, etc., especially (a) a monastic order founded by St Bridget of Sweden in 1350; (b) the cathedral church of Rome, usually called St John Lateran.

Origin

Middle English; earliest use found in Arthour and Merlin. From saint + saviour, after post-classical Latin Sanctus Salvator.

单词	Saint Saviour
释义	Definition of Saint Saviour in English: Saint Saviour (US Saint Savior) noun s(ə)nt ˈseɪvjəseɪnt ˈseɪvjə (A title of) God or (more usually) Christ, conceived of as offering salvation to mankind and redemption from sin, used in the names of various churches, orders, etc., especially (a) a monastic order founded by St Bridget of Sweden in 1350; (b) the cathedral church of Rome, usually called St John Lateran. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Arthour and Merlin. From saint + saviour, after post-classical Latin Sanctus Salvator. Definition of Saint Saviour in US English: Saint Saviour (US Saint Savior) noun (A title of) God or (more usually) Christ, conceived of as offering salvation to mankind and redemption from sin, used in the names of various churches, orders, etc., especially (a) a monastic order founded by St Bridget of Sweden in 1350; (b) the cathedral church of Rome, usually called St John Lateran. Origin Middle English; earliest use found in Arthour and Merlin. From saint + saviour, after post-classical Latin Sanctus Salvator.
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