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archdiocese in Russian

archdiocese in Russian is [[епа́рхия]] [[архиепископ|архиепи́скопа]], архиепи́скопство — archdiocese means a diocese, or church district, that is led by an archbishop.

archdiocese in Russian

[[епа́рхия]] [[архиепископ|архиепи́скопа]]
noun
Pronounced: [[eparkhiya]] [[arkhiyepiskop|arkhiyepiskopa]]
(Christianity) A group of dioceses administered by an archbishop
архиепи́скопство
noun
Pronounced: arkhiyepiskopstvo
(Christianity) A group of dioceses administered by an archbishop

What does "archdiocese" mean?

  1. noun A diocese, or church district, that is led by an archbishop.
    "The parish belongs to the Archdiocese of New York."
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archdiocese in a sentence

  • The parish belongs to the Archdiocese of New York.

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What is "archdiocese" in Russian?

"archdiocese" in Russian is [[епа́рхия]] [[архиепископ|архиепи́скопа]], архиепи́скопство. archdiocese means: A diocese, or church district, that is led by an archbishop.

How do you pronounce [[епа́рхия]] [[архиепископ|архиепи́скопа]]?

"archdiocese" in Russian is [[епа́рхия]] [[архиепископ|архиепи́скопа]], pronounced "[[eparkhiya]] [[arkhiyepiskop|arkhiyepiskopa]]".

How do you use "archdiocese" in a sentence?

Example: "The parish belongs to the Archdiocese of New York." In Russian, "archdiocese" is [[епа́рхия]] [[архиепископ|архиепи́скопа]], архиепи́скопство.

Are there other ways to say "archdiocese" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "archdiocese": [[епа́рхия]] [[архиепископ|архиепи́скопа]], архиепи́скопство.

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