Zu dieser Karteikarte gibt es einen kompletten Satz an Karteikarten. Kostenlos!
8
abbot ['æbət]
сущ.аббат; настоятель монастыря -the superior of a monastery for men
abbotcy, abbotship,subabbot, noun
Other Christian Religious Terms
Pentateuch, blasphemy, curate, doxology, eremite, iconoclasm, liturgy, orison, pneuma, reliquary, archimandrite, abbatial crosier, crook
Rhymes with ABBOT
habit, rabbet, rabbit, sabbat
the superior of a monastic community that follows the Benedictine Rule (Benedictines, Cistercians, Camaldolese, Trappists) and of certain other orders (Premonstratensians, canons regular of the Lateran). The word derives from the Aramaic ab ("father"), or aba ("my father"), which in the Septuagint (the Greek translation of the Old Testament) and in New Testament Greek was written abbas. Early Christian Egyptian monks renowned for age and sanctity were called abbas by their disciples, but, when monasticism became more organized, superiors were called proestos ("he who rules") in the East and the Latin equivalent, praepositus, in the West.
abbotcy, abbotship,subabbot, noun
Other Christian Religious Terms
Pentateuch, blasphemy, curate, doxology, eremite, iconoclasm, liturgy, orison, pneuma, reliquary, archimandrite, abbatial crosier, crook
Rhymes with ABBOT
habit, rabbet, rabbit, sabbat
the superior of a monastic community that follows the Benedictine Rule (Benedictines, Cistercians, Camaldolese, Trappists) and of certain other orders (Premonstratensians, canons regular of the Lateran). The word derives from the Aramaic ab ("father"), or aba ("my father"), which in the Septuagint (the Greek translation of the Old Testament) and in New Testament Greek was written abbas. Early Christian Egyptian monks renowned for age and sanctity were called abbas by their disciples, but, when monasticism became more organized, superiors were called proestos ("he who rules") in the East and the Latin equivalent, praepositus, in the West.
