archdeacon

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From Middle English arcedekne, archdecon, archdekne, archdekyn, archedeken, archedekyn, archedyacun, archideken, archidiacon, ardekne, ercedekene, ercedekne, erchdekene, erchedekene, erchedekne, erresdeken, ersedekne, ersedekyn, from Old English ærcedæcne, ærcediæcne, earcedæcne (from Late Latin archidiāconus) and Old French arc(h)ediacne.

19 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Catalan: ardiaca — administrative official in a diocese
• Catalan: arxidiaca — administrative official in a diocese
• Esperanto: arkidiakono — administrative official in a diocese
• Esperanto: ĉefdiakono — administrative official in a diocese
• Finnish: arkkidiakoni — administrative official in a diocese
• French: archidiacre — administrative official in a diocese
• German: Archidiakon — administrative official in a diocese
• Ido: arkidiakono — administrative official in a diocese
• Irish: ard-deagánach — administrative official in a diocese
• Italian: arcidiacono — administrative official in a diocese
• Macedonian: архиѓа́кон (arhiǵákon) — administrative official in a diocese
• Māori: ātirīkona — administrative official in a diocese
• Polish: archidiakon — administrative official in a diocese
• Portuguese: arquidiácono — administrative official in a diocese
• Portuguese: arcediago — administrative official in a diocese
• Romanian: arhidiacon — administrative official in a diocese
• Russian: архидья́кон (arxidʹjákon) — administrative official in a diocese
• Spanish: arcediano — administrative official in a diocese
• Spanish: archidiácono — administrative official in a diocese