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ostiary

/ˈɒs.ti.ə.ri/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui garde une entrée ou, historiquement, le plus bas des quatre ordres mineurs dans l'Église occidentale.

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noun

/ˈɒs.ti.ə.ri/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui garde une entrée ou, historiquement, le plus bas des quatre ordres mineurs dans l'Église occidentale.

A noun referring to a person who guards an entrance or, historically, the lowest of the minor Holy Orders in the Western Church.

  1. Church doorkeeperC2formal

    The lowest of the minor holy orders in the unreformed Western Church, now suppressed by the Roman Catholic Church.

    frPortier (ordre mineur)

    • The ostiary was responsible for opening and closing the church doors.
    • In medieval times, the role of ostiary was considered a minor order.
    • The ostiary guarded the entrance to the sanctuary.

    Synonymesdoorkeeperporter

  2. Guardian of an entranceC2formal

    A person who guards an entrance or doorway.

    frGardien d'entrée

    • The ostiary stood watch at the castle gate.
    • He served as an ostiary for the grand hall.
    • The ostiary checked the credentials of all visitors.

    Synonymesdoorkeeperdoormangatekeeperporter

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