Fra

E882495

Fra is a chivalric honorific used within the Knights Hospitaller (Order of Malta) to denote a professed knight or brother.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf chivalric honorific
religious title
associatedWith Catholic Church NERFINISHED
chivalric orders
religious knighthood
contrastsWith lay knight of the Order of Malta
culturalContext Latin Christian tradition
denotes professed brother
professed knight
domain Catholic religious orders
etymology abbreviation of Italian word "frate"
hasGenderUsage primarily male
indicates profession of the evangelical counsels
status as religious in canon law
languageOfOrigin Italian
meaning brother
relatedTerm brother (religious title) NERFINISHED
frater
religiousOrderContext Order of Malta NERFINISHED
Order of Saint John NERFINISHED
stillInUse true
timePeriod medieval origin
titlePosition placed before personal name
usedBy Knights Hospitaller NERFINISHED
Sovereign Military Order of Malta NERFINISHED
usedFor members under religious vows
professed members of the Order of Malta
usedIn formal documents of the Order of Malta
internal correspondence of the Order of Malta

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.