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Traducciones detalladas de clergyman de inglés a español

clergyman:

clergyman [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the clergyman (priest; pastor; minister)
    el eclesiástico; el guía espiritual; el pastor
  2. the clergyman (pastor; minister; preacher; vicar)
    el pastor; el cura; el párroco

Translation Matrix for clergyman:

NounTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
cura clergyman; minister; pastor; preacher; vicar lay brother; monk; pastor; preacher; shepherd; spiritual caretaker
eclesiástico clergyman; minister; pastor; priest pastor; shepherd; spiritual caretaker
guía espiritual clergyman; minister; pastor; priest pastor; shepherd; spiritual caretaker
pastor clergyman; minister; pastor; preacher; priest; vicar cattle-herd; herdsman; minister; pastor; preacher; sheperd's boy; shepherd; spiritual caretaker; vicar
párroco clergyman; minister; pastor; preacher; vicar pastor; preacher; shepherd; spiritual caretaker
- man of the cloth; reverend
OtherTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
- priest
ModifierTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
eclesiástico God-fearing; devout; pious; religious; spiritual

Sinónimos de "clergyman":

  • reverend; man of the cloth; spiritual leader

Antónimos de "clergyman":

  • layman

Definiciones relacionadas de "clergyman":

  1. a member of the clergy and a spiritual leader of the Christian Church1

Wiktionary: clergyman

clergyman
noun
  1. ordained (male) Christian minister, male member of the clergy

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
clergyman clérigo; eclesiástico GeistlicherReligion: ein ausgebildeter Theologe, der gottesdienstliche oder seelsorgerische Aufgaben in Kirchengemeinden wahrnimmt
clergyman clérigo Kleriker — Geistlicher der römisch-katholischen Kirche
clergyman abad; abate; cura; sacerdote; pastor abbé — À trier
clergyman cura; sacerdote; pastor; párroco curéprêtre de l'église catholique romaine pourvoir d’une cure.
clergyman preste; sacerdote; cura; pastor prêtre — ecclésiastique