ACOLYTHATE


Meaning of ACOLYTHATE in English

əˈkäləˌthāt, -_thə̇t noun

( -s )

Etymology: New Latin acolythatus, from Medieval Latin acolythatus, acolytatus, adjective, of an acolyte, from acolythus, acolytus acolyte + Latin -atus -ate

: the office or state of an acolyte

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