rector in Irish
rector in Irish is reachtaire, uachtarán — rector means a clergy member in charge of a parish, especially in the Anglican or Catholic Church.
rector in Irish
reachtaire
uachtarán
A headmaster or headmistress in various educational institutions, e.g., a university.
What does "rector" mean?
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noun A clergy member in charge of a parish, especially in the Anglican or Catholic Church.
"The rector welcomed new parishioners after the service."
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noun The head of certain universities, colleges, or schools.
"She was elected rector of the university by the student body."
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rector in a sentence
- The rector welcomed new parishioners after the service.
- She was elected rector of the university by the student body.
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What is "rector" in Irish?
"rector" in Irish is reachtaire, uachtarán. rector means: A clergy member in charge of a parish, especially in the Anglican or Catholic Church.
How do you use "rector" in a sentence?
Example: "The rector welcomed new parishioners after the service." In Irish, "rector" is reachtaire, uachtarán.
Are there other ways to say "rector" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "rector": reachtaire, uachtarán.
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