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Definition of eparchy - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
religious districtTECH. province or district in the Eastern Orthodox ChurchTECH.
- He was appointed as the bishop of the new eparchy.
2.
Eastern ChristianityTECH. diocese of the Eastern Christian ChurchTECH.
- The bishop presided over the eparchy.
3.
Byzantine EmpireRare provincial government in the Eastern Roman EmpireRare
- The eparchy was governed by an eparch.
4.
modern GreeceDated administrative unit in post-Ottoman GreeceDated
- Each eparchy had its own local government.
Origin of eparchy
Greek, eparchia (province)
Examples of eparchy in a sentence
Each eparchy has its own unique traditions. The eparchy celebrated its annual festival with joy. He traveled across the eparchy to visit different parishes. The eparchy played a crucial role in administration. Each eparchy had its own unique challenges. The eparchy was responsible for regional administration.
Reforms were implemented at the eparchy level.
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- French:éparchie, juridiction ecclésiastique, ...
- German:Eparchie, Diözese, ...
- Italian:eparchia, diocesi orientale, ...
- Spanish:eparquía, diócesis oriental, ...
- Portuguese:eparquia, distrito, ...
- Chinese:教区, 教辖区, ...
- Japanese:教区, エパルキア, ...
- Arabic:إيبارشية, أَبْرَشِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:אֶפַּרְכִיָּה, אֵיפַּרְכִיָּה, ...
- Russian:епархия, диоцез, ...
- Ukrainian:єпархія, провінція, ...
- Hindi:एपार्की, ईपार्की, ...
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