synodal
1synodal — Synodal …
2synodal — synodal, ale, aux [ sinɔdal, o ] adj. • 1315; lat. tardif synodalis ♦ Relatif à un synode; qui constitue un synode. Assemblée, réunion synodale. ● synodal, synodale, synodaux adjectif (bas latin synodalis) Relatif à un synode. synodal, ale, aux… …
3Synodal — Syn od*al, a. [L. synodalis: cf. F. synodal.] Synodical. Milton. [1913 Webster] …
4Synodal — Syn od*al, n. 1. (Ch. of Eng.) A tribute in money formerly paid to the bishop or archdeacon, at the time of his Easter visitation, by every parish priest, now made to the ecclesiastical commissioners; a procuration. [1913 Webster] Synodals are… …
5synodal — synodal, ale (si no dal, da l ) adj. Qui appartient au synode. Des règlements synodaux. La salle synodale. • Les pères du concile [en 381], après avoir arrêté les points de foi et de discipline... lui écrivirent [à Théodose] une lettre synodale …
6synodal — Synodal, [synod]ale. adj. Qui appartient au synode. Assemblée synodale. reglements synodaux …
7synodal — synod ► NOUN ▪ an assembly of the clergy (and sometimes also the laity) in a division of a Christian Church. DERIVATIVES synodal adjective. ORIGIN Greek sunodos meeting …
8Synodal Examiners — Synodal Examiners † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Synodal Examiners So called because chosen in a diocesan synod. The Council of Trent prescribes at least six synodal examiners. The number twenty has been fixed upon by the Congregation of… …
9Synodal- u. Presbyterialverfassung — Synodal u. Presbyterialverfassung, nannten die deutschen Protestanten ein Mittelding von kirchlicher Verfassung, das die Vortheile der Episcopal u. Presbyterialverfassung (s. Episcopalsystem, Presbyter, Presbyterianer) in sich vereinigen sollte,… …
10SYNODAL, ALE — adj. Qui appartient au Synode. Assemblée synodale. Règlements synodaux. Statuts synodaux. Constitutions synodales. Le palais synodal de Sens …