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1 turiferario
• acolyte• acolyte carrying a censer• incendiary bomb• incense burner• thurifer -
2 acólito
• acolyte• altar boy• minion• sacristan• sexton• verger -
3 monago
• acolyte• altar boy -
4 monaguillo
• acolyte• altar boy• sacristan• sexton• verger -
5 acólito
m.1 acolyte, altar boy, server, verger.2 minion.* * *1 (eclesiástico) acolyte; (monaguillo) altar boy2 figurado (seguidor) acolyte3 irónico minion* * *SM (Rel) acolyte; (=monaguillo) server, altar boy; (fig) (=adlátere) acolyte, minion* * *a) (Relig) ( eclesiástico) server; ( monaguillo) altar boyb) ( ayudante) helper* * *= acolyte.Ex. In Anglican churches, acolytes commonly wear surplices over red cassocks.* * *a) (Relig) ( eclesiástico) server; ( monaguillo) altar boyb) ( ayudante) helper* * *= acolyte.Ex: In Anglican churches, acolytes commonly wear surplices over red cassocks.
* * *2 (ayudante) helper* * *
acólito sustantivo masculino
1 Rel acolyte
2 (seguidor) minion
* * *acólito nm1. [monaguillo] altar boy2. [acompañante] acolyte* * *m tb figacolyte* * *acólito nm1) monaguillo: altar boy2) : follower, helper, acolyte -
6 monaguillo
m.altar boy.* * *1 altar boy* * *masculino altar boy, acolyte, server* * *= acolyte, altar boy.Ex. In Anglican churches, acolytes commonly wear surplices over red cassocks.Ex. Inside the church, when the priest appeared from the sacristy, I saw that he was without an altar boy.* * *masculino altar boy, acolyte, server* * *= acolyte, altar boy.Ex: In Anglican churches, acolytes commonly wear surplices over red cassocks.
Ex: Inside the church, when the priest appeared from the sacristy, I saw that he was without an altar boy.* * *altar boy, acolyte, server* * *
monaguillo sustantivo masculino
altar boy, acolyte, server
monaguillo m Rel altar boy
* * *monaguillo nmaltar boy* * *m REL altar boy* * *monaguillo nmacólito: altar boy -
7 misario
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8 monacillo
m.1 acolyte, acolithe, or aculotist, a boy who serves in a church.2 sacristan, sexton, verger.* * *SM acolyte, altar boy -
9 turiferario
m.incense bearer, acolyte, acolyte carrying a censer, thurifer. -
10 monago SM
altar boy, acolyte -
11 monaguillo SM
altar boy, acolyte -
12 monago
m.acolyte, altar boy.
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