ordain in Latin
ordain in Latin is scisco — ordain means to decide or fix something in advance so that it cannot be changed.
ordain in Latin
scisco
To prearrange unalterably.
What does "ordain" mean?
- verb To decide or fix something in advance so that it cannot be changed.
- verb To officially make someone a priest, minister or other religious leader.
- verb To decide someone's fate in advance, especially by a higher power.
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What is "ordain" in Latin?
"ordain" in Latin is scisco. ordain means: To decide or fix something in advance so that it cannot be changed.
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