Meaning of "priest"

priest •

n.
• • a clergyman or minister of a Christian church: pari, pare, saserdote

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pastor

n.
• • 1. minister in charge of a church: kura, pastor, ministro
  • 2. priest: pare, padre, pari

rector

n.
• • a priest in the Roman Catholic Church who is in charge of a religious house: rektor

padre

n.
• • a borrowing from Spanish which means "father", used as an appellation for a priest

binyag

n.
• • baptism

v.
• • magbinyag, binyagan (mag-:-an) to baptize someone. Nagbinyag ng mga bata ang pari kahapon. The priest baptized the children yesterday.

misa

n.
• • mass

v.
• • magmisa (mag-) to say mass. Nagmisa ang pare sa patay. The priest said mass for the dead.

kumpisal

v.
• • mangumpisal, magkumpisal, ikumpisal (mang:mag-:i-) to confess. Nangumpisal siya sa pare. She confessed to the priest.

pare

n.
• • 1. pare' priest [var. pari']
  • 2. pare appellation for a male friend, derived from kumpare or kumpadre, the feminine form is mare from kumare; sometimes used to address a man whose name one does not know

ganap

adj.
• • 1. complete [syn. buo']
  • 2. fulfilled, completed, finished [syn. yari', tapos]
  • 3. exact [syn. eksakto, husto]

v.
• • gumanap (-um-) to perform, act. Gumanap siyang pare sa pelikula. He performed the role of a priest in the film.

insulto

v.
• • mainsulto (ma-) to be insulted mang-insulto, insultuhin (mang:-in)

v.
• • to insult, to embarrass. Ininsulto ng pari si Ibarra sa harap ng mga bisita. The priest insulted Ibarra in front of the guests.