Herrnhuter

[hairn-hoo-ter, hern-]

noun

1. Moravian.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Herrnhuter¹

< German, equivalent to Herrnhut literally, Lord's safekeeping, a town near Dresden, Germany + -er -er ¹

Example Sentences

Visitors can visit the manufacturer, Herrnhuter Sterne, to see how the stars are made.

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It is chiefly known as the principal seat of the Moravian or Bohemian brotherhood, the members of which are called Herrnhuter.

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Herrnhuter, hern′hut-ėr, n. one of the Moravians or United Brethren, so called from their settlement in 1722 at Herrnhut in Saxony.

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Philo's parents had been in connection with the Herrnhuter Community: in his library were many writings of Count Zinzendorf's.

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But, alas! it was merely in externals that the gentleman had split with the Community: in his heart he was yet entirely a Herrnhuter.

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