joannes
[joh-an-eez, -is]
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noun, plural jo·an·nes.
Joanne
[joh-an]
noun
Also Jo·ann, Jo Ann, Jo·an·na [joh-an-uh] /dʒoʊˈæn ə/.
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Historical Examples of joannes
Joannes is then taken to his master for the Deposition proper.
Life in the Medieval UniversityRobert S. Rait, M.A.
What do you say to this copy of Joannes de Ketam, Venice, 1522?
The Guardian AngelOliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.
He rushed to Joannes's home and said to his friend, 'I am going away, Joannes.
Our Little Turkish CousinMary Hazelton Wade
He wished to see his friend Joannes once more, for he had never been forgotten.
Our Little Turkish CousinMary Hazelton Wade
Their master had ordered Joannes to be brought to him, and they must obey his command.
Our Little Turkish CousinMary Hazelton Wade
joannes
noun plural -nes
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