Presbyterian in Japanese
Presbyterian in Japanese is プレスビテリアン, 長老派 — Presbyterian means relating to a form of church government run by elected elders (presbyters) rather than bishops.
Presbyterian in Japanese
プレスビテリアン
Pronounced: puresubiterian
Relating to Presbyterianism.
長老派
Pronounced: chōrōha
Relating to Presbyterianism.
What does "Presbyterian" mean?
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adj Relating to a form of church government run by elected elders (presbyters) rather than bishops.
"The presbyterian model gives more authority to lay elders than a bishop-led church does."
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noun A member of a church that follows this elder-led form of government, especially in the Presbyterian tradition.
"Her grandparents were lifelong Presbyterians."
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Presbyterian in a sentence
- The presbyterian model gives more authority to lay elders than a bishop-led church does.
- Her grandparents were lifelong Presbyterians.
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What is "Presbyterian" in Japanese?
"Presbyterian" in Japanese is プレスビテリアン, 長老派. Presbyterian means: Relating to a form of church government run by elected elders (presbyters) rather than bishops.
How do you pronounce プレスビテリアン?
"Presbyterian" in Japanese is プレスビテリアン, pronounced "puresubiterian".
How do you use "Presbyterian" in a sentence?
Example: "The presbyterian model gives more authority to lay elders than a bishop-led church does." In Japanese, "Presbyterian" is プレスビテリアン, 長老派.
Are there other ways to say "Presbyterian" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Presbyterian": プレスビテリアン, 長老派.
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