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Definition of parsonage - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
minister's houseDated residence of a parish ministerDated
- The parsonage was next to the village church.
2.
parson's houseDated UK house for a parson not a rector or vicarDated UK
- He moved into the parsonage after his appointment.
3.
churchRare historical house and lands for minister supportRare
- The old parsonage included fields and a barn.
Images of parsonage

residence of a parish minister 
house for a parson not a rector or vicar 
historical house and lands for minister support
Origin of parsonage
Middle English, persone (parson) + age (state)
Examples of parsonage in a sentence
They renovated the parsonage to accommodate more guests. The old parsonage was surrounded by ancient trees. They hosted the charity event at the parsonage. The parsonage was renovated last year. They visited the parsonage during the church tour.
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- French:presbytère, maison pastorale, ...
- German:Pfarrhaus, Pastorat, ...
- Italian:casa parrocchiale, canonica, ...
- Spanish:casa parroquial, vivienda del párroco, ...
- Portuguese:casa paroquial, moradia do pároco, ...
- Chinese:牧师住宅, 牧师家, ...
- Japanese:牧師館, 牧師住宅, ...
- Arabic:مَنْزِل القِسِّيس, بَيْت قِسِّيس, ...
- Hebrew:בֵּית הַכּוֹמֵר, בֵּית כּוֹמֶר, ...
- Russian:дом священника, дом пастора, ...
- Ukrainian:парафіяльний будинок, пасторський будинок, ...
- Hindi:पार्सनेज, पार्सन का घर, ...
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