Christiˈano-combining form of L. Christiānus or Gr. Χριστιᾱνός Christian, as in Christiano-gentilism, Christiano-paganism; Christiano-Platonicaladj.† Christianography[Gr. -γραϕια writing: see -graphy], a description of Christians (title of a book by Ephraim Pagitt: see quot.). † christianoˈmastix, a scourge of Christians.1828Carlyle in For. Rev. I. 131 The ray of Christiano-catholico-platonic Faith.1680H. More Apocal. Apoc. 117 She is said to fly into the wilderness, being more safe in this Christiano-gentilism..The desart, or Christiano-paganism.1647― Song of Soul i. (title), A Christiano-Platonicall display of Life.1635E. Pagitt (title) Christianographie or the description of the multitude and sundry sorts of Christians in the world, not subject to the Pope.a1647Bp. Hall Rem. Wks. (1660) 422 All those varieties of Christians in the large circle of Christianography.1678Cudworth Intell.Syst. i. iv. 273 Hierocles, the famous christianomastix.
Christiano-/krɪstɪˈɑ:nəʊ/combining form of Latin ChristianusChristianadjective: see -o-.