1. One of a sect of Christians, so called from Arminius, mainly distinguished for their assertion of free-will in opposition to the necessitarianism of Calvin.

2. Pertaining to Arminius or his principles.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• armanian,
• acctinian,
• aktinian,
• armnian,
• zrminian,
• srminian,
• wrminian,
• qrminian,
• aeminian,
• adminian,
• arminiah,
• arminiaan,
• archnidan,
• armonniac,
• Karmithian,
• Lavinian,
• Sarbonian,
• arminio,
• armindea,
• arminie

• armenia,
• Arnwine,
• armin,
• aramean,
• armenian,
• arminius,
• Arminda,
• aramaean,
• arminianism,
• arming.

The adjective form of the word "Arminian" is "Arminian".

The plural of the "arminian" can be the "Arminians".

The singular of the "arminian" can be the "arminian".