Lutheranist

English

Etymology

From Lutheran +‎ -ist.

Adjective

Lutheranist (not comparable)

1. (uncommon) Lutheran; promoting Lutheranism

   literature of a Lutheranist character

Noun

Lutheranist (plural Lutheranists)

1. (uncommon, possibly derogatory) A Lutheran.
   • 1866, William Carlos Martyn, A history of the Huguenots, page 305:

     […] and the tergiversations of the council, wholly devoted to Rome — there was not a Lutheranist or Calvinist present — so disgusted the Protestants, that they refused to recognize its authority, or to be bound by its decrees.