Definition of Raskolnik in English:

Raskolnik

(also Rascolnik, Raskolnek)

noun raˈskɒlnɪk

Church History

A dissenter from the Russian Church; specifically a member of a Russian Orthodox group which refused to accept the liturgical reforms of the Patriarch Nikon (1605–81); an Old Believer. Compare Raskol.

Origin

Early 18th century. From Russian raskol′nik schismatic, dissenter from the Russian Orthodox Church, Old Believer (Old Russian raskol′nik″) from raskol″ + -nik. Compare French raskolnik, German Roskolnik.

Definition of Raskolnik in US English:

Raskolnik

(also Rascolnik, Raskolnek)

nounraˈskɒlnɪk

Church History

A dissenter from the Russian Church; specifically a member of a Russian Orthodox group which refused to accept the liturgical reforms of the Patriarch Nikon (1605–81); an Old Believer. Compare Raskol.

Origin

Early 18th century. From Russian raskol′nik schismatic, dissenter from the Russian Orthodox Church, Old Believer (Old Russian raskol′nik″) from raskol″ + -nik. Compare French raskolnik, German Roskolnik.

单词	Raskolnik
释义	Definition of Raskolnik in English: Raskolnik (also Rascolnik, Raskolnek) noun raˈskɒlnɪk Church History A dissenter from the Russian Church; specifically a member of a Russian Orthodox group which refused to accept the liturgical reforms of the Patriarch Nikon (1605–81); an Old Believer. Compare Raskol. Origin Early 18th century. From Russian raskol′nik schismatic, dissenter from the Russian Orthodox Church, Old Believer (Old Russian raskol′nik″) from raskol″ + -nik. Compare French raskolnik, German Roskolnik. Definition of Raskolnik in US English: Raskolnik (also Rascolnik, Raskolnek) nounraˈskɒlnɪk Church History A dissenter from the Russian Church; specifically a member of a Russian Orthodox group which refused to accept the liturgical reforms of the Patriarch Nikon (1605–81); an Old Believer. Compare Raskol. Origin Early 18th century. From Russian raskol′nik schismatic, dissenter from the Russian Orthodox Church, Old Believer (Old Russian raskol′nik″) from raskol″ + -nik. Compare French raskolnik, German Roskolnik.
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