English
Monarchian
From monarch + -ian.
Formed from monarch + -ian
Ancient Greek μόναρχος ‘sole ruler’
Ancient Greek μονάρχης
Late Latin monarcha ‘monarch, ruler’
Middle French monarque
English monarch
Today it means
noun One of an early Christian sect that rejected the doctrine of the Trinity.
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Etymograph / Monarchian