Christian ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Christian ( adjective )

1. Relating to, or following the teachings of Jesus Christ.
2. Relating to, or characteristic of Christianity as a religion.
3. Having qualities associated with Christians, such as kindness, honesty, or fairness.

Origin:

From middle english cristien, from old french chrestien, from latin christianus, from christus ("christ").

Examples:

1. The Christians in this town have a strong sense of community.
2. The christian values of love and charity are at the core of the religion.
3. The church was filled with christian people, who had gathered to pray together.
4. The Christians in this city have built many schools and hospitals for the less fortunate.
5. Her behavior was exemplary, truly reflecting the christian values she held so dear.

(As a noun)

Christian ( noun )

1. Relating to, or following the teachings of Jesus Christ.
2. Relating to, or characteristic of Christianity as a religion.
3. Having qualities associated with Christians, such as kindness, honesty, or fairness.

Origin:

From middle english cristien, from old french chrestien, from latin christianus, from christus ("christ").

Examples:

1. The Christians in this town have a strong sense of community.
2. The christian values of love and charity are at the core of the religion.
3. The church was filled with christian people, who had gathered to pray together.
4. The Christians in this city have built many schools and hospitals for the less fortunate.
5. Her behavior was exemplary, truly reflecting the christian values she held so dear.