mass-thegn
/ˈmasθeɪn/Now historical
noun
In the Anglo-Saxon Church: a priest, especially one regarded as having the same status as a thegn.
Origin
Old English; earliest use found in Laws: Norðleoda Laga. From mass + thegn.
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