Definition
Definition of dicastery - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
judiciaryRare judicial body of ancient Athens made of dicastsRare
- The dicastery convened to hear the legal dispute.
- The dicastery was known for its fair judgments.
- In ancient Greece, the dicastery played a crucial role.
Origin of dicastery
Greek, dikasterion (court of justice)
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- French:corps judiciaire athénien, ...
- German:Gericht, ...
- Italian:dicastero, ...
- Spanish:dicasterio, ...
- Portuguese:dicastério, ...
- Chinese:法庭, ...
- Japanese:陪審団, ...
- Arabic:ديكاستيريا, ...
- Hebrew:הַוַּעֲדָה הַמִּשְׁפָּטִית שֶׁל אַתוּנָה, ...
- Russian:судебный орган, ...
- Ukrainian:дикастерія, ...
- Hindi:डिकास्टरी, ...
Definition of Dicastery - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
churchTECH. department of the Roman Curia in the VaticanTECH.
- The dicastery issued new guidelines for the clergy.
- The dicastery announced changes to the liturgical calendar.
- A new dicastery was established to address social issues.
Origin of Dicastery
Greek, dikasterion (court of justice)
View all translations of Dicastery
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- French:dicastère, ...
- German:Dikasterium, ...
- Italian:dicastero, ...
- Spanish:dicasterio, ...
- Portuguese:dicastério, ...
- Chinese:教廷部会, ...
- Japanese:教皇庁の部署, ...
- Arabic:دائِرَة, ...
- Hebrew:דִּיקַסְטֵרְיָה, ...
- Russian:дикастерия, ...
- Ukrainian:дикастерія, ...
- Hindi:डिकास्टरी, ...
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