Etymology

forane

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Today it means: Only used in vicar forane and vicariate forane. Full definition →

Medieval Latin forāneus
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forane · adjective1

See foreign.

forane · adjective2

  1. Medieval Latin · borrowed fromforāneus“from elsewhere, foreign, non-resident”
  2. English todayforane

Borrowed from Medieval Latin forāneus (“from elsewhere, foreign, non-resident”), from forās (“outdoors”) + -āneus, likely formed by analogy with extrāneus.

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