orans

[ awr-anz, ohr- ]

noun

, plural o·ran·tes [aw-, ran, -teez, oh-, ran, -],

1. orant.

Example Sentences

ORANs sound great, but they only exist in the “we formed an industry committee” stage so far.

From The Verge

Jane — the resort’s formidable owner, Jane Orans — “does not like change,” a fellow guest reminded me.

From New York Times

The document, titled Cor Orans, clarifies rules governing monastic life that were issued in 2016.

From BBC

But first and foremost this is a rollicking adventure, as Jane falls in with a native Orans on a quest to find his kidnapped lover, is sold into slavery, pitched into gladiatorial contests and embroiled in airship battles while attempting to find her way back to Earth.

From The Guardian

I think that other Orans go out, even yet, to the Country of the Sìdhe.

From Project Gutenberg