officiant
11officiant — (o fi si an) 1° Adj. Quiofficie à l église. Prêtre officiant. S. m. L officiant encensa l autel. 2° S. f. L officiante, dans un monastère de filles, la religieuse qui est de semaine au choeur. ÉTYMOLOGIE Voy. officier 1 …
12officiant — /euh fish ee euhnt/, n. a person who officiates at a religious service or ceremony. [1835 45; < ML officiant (s. of officians), prp. of officiare to serve, equiv. to L offici(um) OFFICE + ant ANT] * * * …
13officiant — • funktionär, ämbetsman, tjänsteman, officiant …
14officiant — [ə fɪʃɪənt, ʃ(ə)nt] noun a priest or minister who performs a religious service or ceremony. Origin C19: from med. L. officiant , officiare perform divine service …
15Officiant, der — Der Officiánt, des en, plur. die en, aus dem mittlern Lat. officians, ein jeder, welcher ein öffentliches Amt geringerer Art bekleidet, ein Unterbedienter, welcher den Beamten hilft oder an die Hand gehet. Die Officianten aus der Buchhalterey.… …
16officiant — noun Date: 1844 one (as a priest) that officiates at a religious rite …
17officiant — noun A person who officiates at a religious ceremony (other than the Eucharist) …
18Officiant — Underordnet embeds eller befalingsmand …
19officiant — É™ fɪʃɪənt n. priest; one who presides over a religious ceremony …
20officiant — of·fi·ci·ant …