clergy in Japanese
clergy in Japanese is 聖職者 — clergy means people who are formally trained and ordained to lead religious services, such as priests, ministers, and rabbis.
clergy in Japanese
聖職者
Pronounced: seishokusha
Body of persons, such as priests, who are trained and ordained for religious service.
What does "clergy" mean?
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noun People who are formally trained and ordained to lead religious services, such as priests, ministers, and rabbis.
"Members of the clergy gathered for the annual conference."
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clergy in a sentence
- Members of the clergy gathered for the annual conference.
- The clergy led the congregation in prayer.
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What is "clergy" in Japanese?
"clergy" in Japanese is 聖職者. clergy means: People who are formally trained and ordained to lead religious services, such as priests, ministers, and rabbis.
How do you pronounce 聖職者?
"clergy" in Japanese is 聖職者, pronounced "seishokusha".
How do you use "clergy" in a sentence?
Example: "Members of the clergy gathered for the annual conference." In Japanese, "clergy" is 聖職者.
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