acolyte in Italian
acolyte in Italian is accolito — acolyte means in the Catholic Church, a person ordained to the top minor order, tasked with carrying the wine, water and candles at Mass.
acolyte in Italian
accolito
What does "acolyte" mean?
- noun In the Catholic Church, a person ordained to the top minor order, tasked with carrying the wine, water and candles at Mass.
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noun An assistant who helps at the altar during a church service.
"The kneeling acolyte chimed a sacring-bell, and the congregation bent and swayed like a wheat-field swept scross by sudden wind."
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noun Someone who attends, helps or follows another person.
"“Apparently, one of Milius's acolytes spends a lot of time at the top of that huge, dangerous mountain. Better get climbing.” “(groans) Oh.”"
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acolyte in a sentence
- The kneeling acolyte chimed a sacring-bell, and the congregation bent and swayed like a wheat-field swept scross by sudden wind.
- “Apparently, one of Milius's acolytes spends a lot of time at the top of that huge, dangerous mountain. Better get climbing.” “(groans) Oh.”
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What is "acolyte" in Italian?
"acolyte" in Italian is accolito. acolyte means: In the Catholic Church, a person ordained to the top minor order, tasked with carrying the wine, water and candles at Mass.
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