[F]urther south in Kent, there was St. Mildred, whose mother, in 670, founded the minster that still stands there in good nick, with nine nuns who are an ever-present help in trouble to all religions and none.
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Minster
//ˈmɪnstə//
Synonyms for "minster"
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11 translations across 9 languages.
Bavarian German
1 entries- Minsta noun (monastic church)
Bulgarian
1 entries- манастирска черква noun (monastic church)
French
1 entries- moutier noun (monastic church)
German
1 entries- Münster noun (monastic church)
Macedonian
2 entries- катедра́ла noun (cathedral church without any monastic connection)
- мана́стирска цр́ква noun (monastic church)
Manx
1 entries- ard-cheeill noun (monastic church)
Northern Kurdish
2 entries- dêr noun (monastic church)
- katedral noun (cathedral church without any monastic connection)
Russian
1 entries- монасты́рская це́рковь noun (monastic church)
Swabian
1 entries- Maischter noun (monastic church)
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