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Meanings of "priest" in Spanish English Dictionary : 35 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
priest sacerdote [m]
priest cura [m]
priest párroco [m]
General
priest presbítero [m]
priest cuervo [m]
priest padre [m]
priest clérigo [m]
priest capellán [m]
priest capero [m]
priest clérigo de misa [m]
priest cura [m]
priest eclesiástico [m]
priest ministro de dios [m]
priest ministro del señor [m]
priest operario [m]
priest padre [m]
priest papaz [m]
priest páter [m]
priest preste [m]
priest sacerdote [m]
priest tonsurado [m]
priest capellán [m]
priest pastor [m]
priest párroco [m/f]
priest hombre de dios
priest eclesiástico [m]
priest apostolical [m] disused
priest curángano [m] derog.
priest preste [m] disused
Colloquial
priest curamichate [m] VE derog.
Slang
priest capellán castrense
priest capellán de ejército
Biology
priest sacerdotisa [f]
Religion
priest pastor [m]
priest presbítero [m]

Meanings of "priest" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 85 result(s)

English Spanish
General
parish priest párroco [m]
parish priest abad [m]
officiating priest celebrante [m]
priest of the minor orders clérigo de menores [m]
ill-dressed or ill-mannered priest clerizonte [m]
hedge priest clerizonte [m]
fellow-priest compresbítero [m]
parish priest doctrinero [m]
priest of a military order freire [m]
ceremony performed by the priest at mass, washing his fingers after having prepared the chalice lavatorio [m]
priest giving their first mass misacantano [m]
ordained priest misacantano [m]
parish priest párroco [m]
parish priest plebano [m]
first priest procapellán [m]
priest or religious person who has abandoned one's habits rebotado [m]
parish priest rector [m]
augustine priest sacerdote augustal [m]
high priest sumo sacerdote [m]
parish priest cura párroco [f]
parish priest cura propio [f]
secular priest/priestess secular [m/f]
boy in ancient rome attended the priest in the worship service camilo [m]
priest tending flock pastoreo [m]
(priest) robe sotana [f]
become a nun/priest meterse a monja/cura [v]
become a priest convertirse en sacerdote [v]
high priest sumo sacerdote
french/italian priest abate [m]
scarf used by the priest for the consecration at mass cendal [m]
ill-dressed or ill-mannered priest clerizonte [m]
a priest of cybcle coribante [m]
tonsured priest coronado [m]
priest wearing cope in church capero [m]
a priest of buddha bonzo [m]
fellow-priest compresbítero [m]
hindu priest bracmán [m]
hindu priest brahmán [m]
parish priest cura [m]
knight or priest of a military order freile [m]
priest who assists sick or dying persons operario [m]
a priest of the orthodox primitive church parabolano [m]
anointed priest/king ungido [m]
hindu priest brahmin [m]
income requisite for a priest congrua [f]
priest-like curialesco [adj]
statement of intention to marry made by both parties before a priest dichos [m/pl]
hedge-priest clerizonte [m]
hedge-priest clérigo iliterato [m]
high-priest jerarca [f]
parish priest doctrinero [m] AMER
priest and healer among the taino people behique [m] CU DO
catholic selected by the priest to preach and lead prayers while the priest is absent delegado de la palabra [m] HN
priest of the congregación salesiana chaleco [m] SV
cuna indigenous authority serving as fortune-teller, doctor, and priest cantulo [m] PA
priest and healer among the taino people behíque [m] CU DO
fortune telling by a santeria priest registro [m] CU PR
santeria priest santero [m] CU
priest who helps the parish priest sotacura [m] CL disused
catholic priest sotanudo [m] NI CR rare derog.
catholic priest sotanudo [m] EC derog.
catholic priest tata [m] BO:C,W,S rur.
catholic priest tata cura [m] GT PE BO rur.
priest and doctor among the indigenous taino behique [m] AN
priest and doctor among the indigenous taino bohíque [m] AN
ill-dressed or ill-mannered priest clerizón (francés) [m] disused
parish priest dotrinero [m] disused
santeria priest santero [m] CU
woman that lives with a priest mula [f] BO
woman that lives with a priest mula [f] PE rur.
woman in charge of the congregation of neighbors responsible for functions and religious festivities, by commission of the priest suprema [f] CL:Sw
visit a santeria priest for a fortune telling registrarse [v] CU
priest-like curialesca [adj/f]
Idioms
accompany a priest on the sunday after the resurrection to offer communion to the infirm correr a cristo [v] CL rur.
receive ash on the forehead from a catholic priest on the first day of lent tomar ceniza [v] MX NI
Colloquial
catholic priest cura [m]
priest-ridden dominado por el clero
son of a priest candelero [m] PE rare
daughter of a priest candelera [f] PE rare
Business
assistant to a parish priest coadjutor [m]
Law
income requisite for a priest congrua [f]
Religion
parish priest rector [m]
high priest sumo sacerdote [m]
a long sleeveless outer vestment worn by a priest when celebrating mass planeta [f]
Mythology
mythical character in the form of a headless priest that appears to wanderers and drunks padre sin cabeza [m] HN NI CR