primage
/ˈpraɪmɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A person who has taken their final vows in a monastery or convent, especially in the Catholic Church.
“The young woman became a novitiate and then a primage, dedicating her life to the service of God.”
1. noun
A person who has taken their final vows in a monastery or convent, especially in the Catholic Church.
“The young woman became a novitiate and then a primage, dedicating her life to the service of God.”