English to Arabic Meaning :: clergyman

Clergyman :

قس

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Noun(1) a member of the clergy and a spiritual leader of the Christian Church

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(1) A famous author and clergyman once said: ‘Bigotry warps the soul by shutting out the truth.’(2) Nor did Morse's father, a prominent Massachusetts clergyman , have an artistic career in mind for his oldest son.(3) One New Orleans clergyman , whose home was flooded, refused to attend.(4) I search my memory bank and remember that some Lutheran clergyman were taken to camps during the war.(5) a Catholic clergyman(6) On occasion, Evensong was conducted by a thrice-retired diminutive clergyman from the Ministry of Healing.(7) Despite the fact that his father was a landowner, town councillor, and clergyman we hear of no attempt to rescue or ransom the captive.(8) Its protagonist, an earnest but questioning clergyman , resigns his orders for a life of social service in the East End, to the distress of his devout wife Catherine.(9) Ariah begins as a stock character - the repressed, pale, clergyman 's daughter, stiff-backed with pebbly green eyes and a talent for the piano.(10) Walker, an elderly Church of Ireland clergyman , was the heart and soul of Londonderry's resistance to James II after the Glorious Revolution.(11) a Protestant clergyman(12) The Pledge, itself, came along slightly more than a century ago, the work of a socialist editor and clergyman .(13) A consistory court has the power to hear against any Anglican clergyman or woman a charge of ‘conduct unbecoming a clerk in holy orders’.(14) My rabbi in Brooklyn, who is a national Jewish leader, probably did not know a single Christian clergyman on a first-name basis.(15) Written in 1855, it tells the story of a middle class clergyman 's daughter who leaves Hampshire to start a new life in the northern industrial town of Milton.(16) Well, a chaplain, by anybody's dictionary, is a person - clergyman or layman - who conducts a service in a chapel.

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(1) clergyman ::

قس

Synonyms

Noun

1. cleric ::

رجل دين

2. churchman ::

قسيس

3. churchwoman ::

churchwoman

6. ecclesiastic ::

كاهن

7. priest ::

كاهن

8. minister ::

وزير

9. pastor ::

القس

11. chaplain ::

قسيس

12. father ::

الآب

13. bishop ::

أسقف

14. rector ::

رئيس جامعة

15. parson ::

كاهن

16. vicar ::

كاهن

17. curate ::

قسيس

18. deacon ::

الشماس

19. deaconess ::

شماسة

20. monk ::

راهب

21. nun ::

راهبة

22. religious ::

متدين

23. friar ::

راهب

24. sister ::

أخت

25. brother ::

شقيق

26. reverend ::

موقر

27. padre ::

بادري

28. sky pilot ::

السماء الطيار

30. divine ::

إلهي

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