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protopresbyter — /proh toh prez bi teuhr, pres /, n. Eastern Ch. 1. a title given to distinguished priests. 2. protopope. [1880 85; < MGk protopresbýteros. See PROTO , PRESBYTER] * * * … Universalium
protopresbyter — “+ noun ( s) Etymology: New Greek prōtopresbyteros, from Greek prōt prot + presbyteros priest more at priest : protopope * * * /proh toh prez bi teuhr, pres /, n. Eastern Ch. 1. a title given to distinguished priests … Useful english dictionary
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