Eunomian

noun

Eu·​no·​mi·​an

yüˈnōmēən

plural -s

: anomoean

Word History

Etymology

Late Greek eunomianos, from Eunomios Eunomius †ab a.d.393 Roman Catholic ecclesiastic who became bishop of Cyzicus in 360

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