英语词汇“canonicate”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

canon² /kanˈən/

noun

A member of a body of clergymen serving a cathedral or other church and living under a rule

A clerical dignitary belonging esp to a cathedral, enjoying special emoluments, and obliged to reside there part of the year

ORIGIN: OE canonic, from L canonicus, from canōn; see canon¹

canˈoness noun

A member of a community of women living under a religious rule but not under a vow

A woman holding a prebend or canonry, often living in the secular world

canonˈicate noun

The rank or office of a canon

canˈonry noun

The office or benefice of a canon
Canons collectively
(often with cap) a building in which a canon resides

canon regular noun

A member of either of two religious orders (Augustinian or Black Canons, and Premonstratensian or White Canons) who live in communities as monks but perform the duties of secular clergy

canon residentiary noun

A canon obliged to reside at a cathedral and take a share in the duty

canon secular noun

A canon who is not a canon regular

honorary canon

A person with the titular rank of canon in a cathedral, but without duties or emoluments

minor canon

A person who conducts cathedral services but is not a member of the chapter

canon2 /kanˈən/

canon² /kanˈən/