Pilgrim
11Pilgrim — Pilgrim, Fathers …
12Pilgrim — Pilgrim,der:⇨Pilger(1) …
13pilgrim — ► NOUN ▪ a person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons. ORIGIN Provençal pelegrin, from Latin peregrinus foreign ; related to PEREGRINE(Cf. ↑peregrine) …
14pilgrim — [pil′grəm] n. [ME pelegrim < OFr pelegrin < LL(Ec) pelegrinus < L peregrinus, foreigner < peregre, from abroad < per, through + ager, field, country: see ACRE] 1. a person who travels about; wanderer 2. a person who travels to a… …
15Pilgrim — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Pilgrim qui signifie pèlerin en anglais peut faire référence à : En Musique Pilgrim (1973) de Larry Gatlin Pilgrim (1989) de Barry McGuire Pilgrim… …
16Pilgrim — A pilgrim is one who undertakes a pilgrimage, literally far afield . This is traditionally a visit to a place of some religious or historic significance; often a considerable distance is traveled. Examples include a Christian or Jew visiting… …
17pilgrim — In the Christian world pilgrims were commonly met travellers in medieval times. In modern times it is Roman Catholics, especially, who make pilgrimages to holy places such as Lourdes, though they are not thereafter addressed as pilgrim. The… …
18Pilgrim — Recorded in a bewildering variety of surname spellings including Paragreen, Pelerin, Pigram, Piegrome, Pigeram, Piggrem, Peggram, Peagram, Pilgrim and many others, this is an English surname. It originates though from the Old French word pelegrin …
19pilgrim — UK [ˈpɪlɡrɪm] / US noun [countable] Word forms pilgrim : singular pilgrim plural pilgrims 1) a) someone who travels to a holy place that is important in their religion b) someone who visits a place because it is connected with someone or… …
20Pilgrim — 1. Übernamen zu mhd. bilgerm, pilgern (<lat. peregrnus »fremd«, mlat. pelegrnus »Fremder, Pilger«) »Pilger, Kreuzfahrer«. 2. Aus dem gleich bedeutenden alten Rufnamen Pilgrim hervorgegangene Familiennamen. Bischof Pilgrim von Passau (10.Jh.)… …
