kərʃəlʃʃəʍʍə

Definitions

1. noun

The eldest daughter of Cynic philosopher, Hypatia, in a 4th-century Roman novel. A Christian saint and martyr.

“In the 4th-century Roman novel, Charicleia’s journey from paganism to Christianity serves as a compelling narrative thread.”

2. proper noun

A Christian saint and martyr from Roman novel.

“Charicleia’s life is a testament to her unwavering faith in the face of persecution.”