Men|non|ite «MEHN uh nyt», noun.
a member of a Christian church opposed to infant baptism, taking oaths, holding public office that requires use of force, and military service. The Mennonites often wear very plain clothes and live simply. They are descended from an Anabaptist church that originated in the 1530's in Friesland and Holland.
╂[< Menno Simons, of Friesland, 1492-1559, a leader of the original church + -ite1]
Useful english dictionary. 2012.