priesthood in Irish
priesthood in Irish is cléir, sagairt, sagartacht — priesthood means the office, role, or status of being a priest.
priesthood in Irish
cléir
sagairt
sagartacht
cléir
Priests as a group.
sagairt
Priests as a group.
What does "priesthood" mean?
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noun The office, role, or status of being a priest.
"He was called to the priesthood after years of theological study."
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noun Priests considered together as a body or institution.
"The priesthood held considerable influence over medieval politics."
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priesthood in a sentence
- He was called to the priesthood after years of theological study.
- The priesthood held considerable influence over medieval politics.
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What is "priesthood" in Irish?
"priesthood" in Irish is cléir, sagairt, sagartacht. priesthood means: The office, role, or status of being a priest.
How do you use "priesthood" in a sentence?
Example: "He was called to the priesthood after years of theological study." In Irish, "priesthood" is cléir, sagairt, sagartacht.
Are there other ways to say "priesthood" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "priesthood": cléir, sagairt, sagartacht.
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