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Showing words for MENNONITES using the English dictionary
10 Letter Words for Mennonites
mennonites
9 Letter Words for Mennonites
mennonist, mennonite, minestone
8 Letter Words for Mennonites
mentions, monensin, nominees, semitone, stonemen
7 Letter Words for Mennonites
emetins, eminent, ensient, intense, intones, menison, mention, mesteno, mestino, mistone, moisten, monties, nesiote, nominee, nonnies, nonsine, onement, onetime, semeion, sennite, sentimo, sentine, stenion, temenos, tennies, tension, tensome, tinemen, tinsmen, tomines, tonemes
6 Letter Words for Mennonites
emetin, emotes, enmist, enoint, enties, entone, eonism, eosine, inmost, innest, inseem, intens, intone, menise, mennon, mentis, mentos, mesion, moiest, monest, monies, monist, montes, nemine, nenets, nentsi, netmen, ninons, nitons, noints, nomine, nonene, nonent, nonets, nonmen, nosine, nosite, omnist, oneism, onsite, osmite, ostein, ostmen, seiten, sement, semite, sennet, sennit, simeon, sinnen, sinnet, somite, sonnet, stonen, stonne, tennes, tennis, tennos, tenons, tenson, timons, tinmen, tinnen, toneme, tonies, tonnes
5 Letter Words for Mennonites
eemis, emits, emote, enent, enets, entom, entsi, eosin, etens, innet, inone, insee, inset, items, meets, meins, meint, menes, mense, mento, mesne, meson, mesto, metes, metis, miens, mines, minos, minot, mints, mites, moise, moist, moits, monie, monte, moste, moten, motes, neems, neist, nemns, nemos, nenes, neons, netes, nines, ninon, ninos, niton, nitos, noemi, noint, noise, nomen, nomes, nones, nonet, notes, oenin, oints, omens, omits, omnes, onset, osmin, seine, semen, semie, senit, sente, senti, seton, sient, simon, sinon, smite, smote, snite, somet, somne, sonne, sotie, steem, steen, stein, steme, steno, stime, stine, stion, stone, stonn, teems, teens, teise, temes, temin, temse, tenes, tenio, tenne, tenno, tenon, tense, tenso, tiens, times, timon, tines, toise, tomes, tomin, tones, tonne, tsine
4 Letter Words for Mennonites
eine, emes, emit, emos, enes, ense, ento, eons, esne, eten, eton, inne, inns, inst, into, ions, isnt, item, itmo, meet, mein, meio, mene, meno, mens, ment, mese, meso, mest, mete, mets, mien, mine, mino, mins, mint, miso, mist, mite, moes, moet, moit, mone, mons, mont, mose, most, mote, mots, neem, neet, nein, nemn, nemo, nene, neon, nese, nest, nete, neti, nets, nies, nims, nine, nist, nito, nits, noes, nome, noms, none, nose, note, nots, oime, oint, omen, omit, omni, ones, onst, otis, seem, seen, seit, seme, semi, sene, sent, sien, sime, sine, sion, site, smee, snee, snit, snot, some, sone, stem, sten, stie, stim, teem, teen, tees, teme, tems, tene, tens, tien, ties, time, tine, tins, toes, tome, toms, tone, tonn, tons, tose
3 Letter Words for Mennonites
een, eme, emo, ems, ene, ens, eom, eon, eos, ese, esm, est, imo, inn, ins, int, ion, ios, ise, ism, isn, iso, ist, its, mee, mei, men, mes, met, min, mis, mit, moe, moi, mon, mos, mot, mst, mtn, mts, nee, nei, neo, net, nie, nim, nis, nit, nne, nom, non, nos, not, oes, oie, ois, oms, one, oni, ons, ont, ose, osi, see, sei, sem, sen, set, sie, sim, sin, sit, som, son, sot, stm, tee, tem, ten, tes, tie, tim, tin, tis, toe, toi, tom, ton, tos, tsi
Definitions for Mennonites
[1] a member of an evangelical Protestant sect, originating in Europe in the 16th century, that opposes infant baptism, practices baptism of believers only, restricts marriage to members of the denomination, opposes war and bearing arms, and is noted for simplicity of living and plain dress.
[2] a member of a Protestant sect that rejects infant baptism, Church organization, and the doctrine of transubstantiation and in most cases refuses military service, public office, and the taking of oaths
Origin of Mennonites
Mennonite1555–65; < German Mennonit; named after Menno Simons (1492–1559), Frisian religious leader; see -ite1
Other words from Mennonites
Men·no·nit·ism , noun
Word origin for Mennonites
MennoniteC16: from German Mennonit, after Menno Simons (1496–1561), Frisian religious leader