lectern in Irish
lectern in Irish is léachtán — lectern means a sloped stand in a church that holds the Bible while it is read aloud during a service.
lectern in Irish
léachtán
A stand with a slanted top used to support a Bible from which passages are read during a church service.
What does "lectern" mean?
- noun A sloped stand in a church that holds the Bible while it is read aloud during a service.
- noun A stand of the same kind used to hold a speaker's notes.
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What is "lectern" in Irish?
"lectern" in Irish is léachtán. lectern means: A sloped stand in a church that holds the Bible while it is read aloud during a service.
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