subdiaconal

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• subdiaconal — ► adjetivo RELIGIÓN Del subdiácono. * * * subdiaconal adj. De [o del] subdiácono. * * * subdiaconal. adj. Perteneciente o relativo al subdiácono …   Enciclopedia Universal

• subdiaconal — /sub duy ak euh nl/, adj. of or pertaining to a subdeacon. [1840 50; SUB + DIACONAL] * * * …   Universalium

• subdiaconal — sub·diaconal …   English syllables

• subdiaconal — /sʌbdaɪˈækənəl/ (say subduy akuhnuhl) adjective of or relating to a subdeacon …  

• subdiaconal — |səb+ adjective Etymology: Late Latin subdiaconalis, from subdiaconus subdeacon + Latin alis al more at subdeacon : of or relating to a subdeacon or a subdeaconry …   Useful english dictionary

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