presbytère
noun
pres·by·tère
ˌprezbəˈte(ə)r
plural -s
: the residence of a Roman Catholic parish priest
Word History
Etymology
French, from Middle French presbitaire presbytère, group of priests serving a particular church, from Medieval Latin presbyterium group of priests, priesthood, from Late Latin, group of presbyters, office of a presbyter, presbytery (part of a church where the clergy sit)
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