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VERGER - traducción al árabe

ASSISTANT IN CHURCH SERVICES
Virger; Wandsman; Wandsmen

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ألاسم

حِتَار ; شَفَا ; شَفَة ; شَفْر ; شُفْر ; شَفِير

الفعل

تَقَارَبَ ; دانَى ; قارَبَ

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حامل الصولجان خادم
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اسْم : حامل الصولجان أمام أسقف الخ . قَنْدَلَفْت

Definición

verger
¦ noun
1. an official in a church who acts as a caretaker and attendant.
2. an officer who carries a rod before a bishop or dean as a symbol of office.
Derivatives
vergership noun
Origin
ME: from Anglo-Norman Fr. (see verge2).

Wikipedia

Verger

A verger (or virger, so called after the staff of the office, or wandsman in British English, though archaic) is a person, usually a layperson, who assists in the ordering of religious services, particularly in Anglican churches.

Ejemplos de uso de VERGER
1. Verger bought the Cte d‘Or, a venerable auberge in the little town of Saulieu, and installed Loiseau in its kitchen.
2. Verger et Delporte is one of the leading mechanical and electrical solution providers in the UAE, with more than 800 employees in the country.
3. By happy accident he soon found himself at an up–and–coming Paris bistro run by Claude Verger, a whirlwind promoter of the then–revolutionary nouvelle cuisine.
4. Cylon Controls Ltd., one of Ireland’s leading independent manufacturers of building controls, has announced it has signed a major new distribution deal with Verger et Delporte to supply its smart energy control solutions in the United Arab Emirates.
5. And the ushers of the cathedral are better informed than the verger of Austen–Leigh‘s day, who, when asked to show her tomb, innocently inquired: "Pray, sir, was there anything particular about that lady?"