Hussite

See also: hussite

English

Etymology

Hus +‎ -ite

Noun

Hussite (plural Hussites)

A follower of the teachings of the Christian reformer Jan Hus.

Derived terms

Hussitism

Translations

follower

Belarusian: гусіт m (husit)
Catalan: hussita m or f
Czech: husita (cs) m
Dutch: hussiet (nl) m
Esperanto: husano, husanino
Estonian: hussiit
Finnish: hussilainen (fi)
French: hussite (fr) m or f
Galician: husita m or f
German: Hussit (de) m, Hussitin f
Hungarian: huszita (hu)
Polish: husyta (pl) m, husytka (pl) f
Portuguese: hussita m or f
Russian: гуси́т (ru) m (gusít), гуси́тка (ru) f (gusítka)
Serbo-Croatian: husit (sh) m
Slovak: husita m
Slovene: husit (sl) m
Spanish: husita (es) m or f
Swedish: hussit (sv)
Volapük: (♂♀) husitan, (♂) hihusitan, (♀) jihusitan

Further reading

“Hussite”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.

Anagrams

issueth, stushie, tushies

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