Borrowed from English Christadelphian.[1] The spelling "ch" is neither the normal "C" for creștin (“Christian”), nor the normal "H" for Hristos (“Christ”), but reflects the old Romanian spelling Christosul, and the Anglo-Greek origins of the name. Nevertheless this the official registered name with the Romanian Government since 1993.
christadelfian m or n (feminine singular christadelfiană, masculine plural christadelfieni, feminine and neuter plural christadelfiene)
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masculine | neuter | feminine | masculine | neuter | feminine | |||
nominative- accusative |
indefinite | christadelfian | christadelfiană | christadelfieni | christadelfiene | |||
definite | christadelfianul | christadelfiana | christadelfienii | christadelfienele | ||||
genitive- dative |
indefinite | christadelfian | christadelfiene | christadelfieni | christadelfiene | |||
definite | christadelfianului | christadelfienei | christadelfienilor | christadelfienelor |
christadelfian m (plural christadelfieni, feminine equivalent christadelfiană)
singular | plural | ||||
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indefinite | definite | indefinite | definite | ||
nominative-accusative | christadelfian | christadelfianul | christadelfieni | christadelfienii | |
genitive-dative | christadelfian | christadelfianului | christadelfieni | christadelfienilor | |
vocative | christadelfianule | christadelfienilor |