Definition of churchway in English:

churchway

noun ˈtʃəːtʃweɪ

1A path or road leading to a church, especially (in later use) one designated (if not on public land) as a right of way.
2A manner or form of (especially nonconformist) church polity or practice; the embodiment of this in a particular congregation or denomination of the Christian Church. Now chiefly historical.

Origin

Old English. From church + way. Compare Old Frisian tzerkwei, Old Saxon kerkuueg (Middle Low German kerkwech), Middle High German kirchwëc (German Kirchweg), Old Icelandic kirkjuvegr.

Definition of churchway in US English:

churchway

nounˈtʃəːtʃweɪ

1A path or road leading to a church, especially (in later use) one designated (if not on public land) as a right of way.
2A manner or form of (especially nonconformist) church polity or practice; the embodiment of this in a particular congregation or denomination of the Christian Church. Now chiefly historical.

Origin

Old English. From church + way. Compare Old Frisian tzerkwei, Old Saxon kerkuueg (Middle Low German kerkwech), Middle High German kirchwëc (German Kirchweg), Old Icelandic kirkjuvegr.

单词	churchway
释义	Definition of churchway in English: churchway noun ˈtʃəːtʃweɪ 1A path or road leading to a church, especially (in later use) one designated (if not on public land) as a right of way. 2A manner or form of (especially nonconformist) church polity or practice; the embodiment of this in a particular congregation or denomination of the Christian Church. Now chiefly historical. Origin Old English. From church + way. Compare Old Frisian tzerkwei, Old Saxon kerkuueg (Middle Low German kerkwech), Middle High German kirchwëc (German Kirchweg), Old Icelandic kirkjuvegr. Definition of churchway in US English: churchway nounˈtʃəːtʃweɪ 1A path or road leading to a church, especially (in later use) one designated (if not on public land) as a right of way. 2A manner or form of (especially nonconformist) church polity or practice; the embodiment of this in a particular congregation or denomination of the Christian Church. Now chiefly historical. Origin Old English. From church + way. Compare Old Frisian tzerkwei, Old Saxon kerkuueg (Middle Low German kerkwech), Middle High German kirchwëc (German Kirchweg), Old Icelandic kirkjuvegr.
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