Definition of abbotess in English:

abbotess

noun ˌabəˈtɛsˈabətɪs

Abbess.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Inscription on Book. From post-classical Latin abbatissa, in some forms with -d- partly reflecting late Latin and early Romance pronunciation and partly after some forms abbot; compare also Anglo-Norman abedesse. The some forms show remodelling after abbot and -ess.

Definition of abbotess in US English:

abbotess

noun

Abbess.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Inscription on Book. From post-classical Latin abbatissa, in some forms with -d- partly reflecting late Latin and early Romance pronunciation and partly after some forms abbot; compare also Anglo-Norman abedesse. The some forms show remodelling after abbot and -ess.

单词	abbotess
释义	Definition of abbotess in English: abbotess noun ˌabəˈtɛsˈabətɪs Abbess. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Inscription on Book. From post-classical Latin abbatissa, in some forms with -d- partly reflecting late Latin and early Romance pronunciation and partly after some forms abbot; compare also Anglo-Norman abedesse. The some forms show remodelling after abbot and -ess. Definition of abbotess in US English: abbotess noun Abbess. Origin Old English; earliest use found in Inscription on Book. From post-classical Latin abbatissa, in some forms with -d- partly reflecting late Latin and early Romance pronunciation and partly after some forms abbot; compare also Anglo-Norman abedesse. The some forms show remodelling after abbot and -ess.
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