obvention
ɔbvɑ̃sjɔ̃
Definition

Definition of obvention - Reverso French Dictionary

Noun, feminine

clergéRareimpôt destiné à financer les besoins du clergéRare
  • L'obvention permettait d'assurer la subsistance des prêtres de la paroisse.
  • L'évêché percevait une obvention annuelle sur chaque foyer.
  • Cette obvention fut instaurée pour restaurer les bâtiments religieux endommagés.
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Origin of obvention

latin, ob- (contre) + ventio (vente) ? (incertain)

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  1. English:church tax, ...
  2. German:Obvention, ...
  3. Italian:obvenzione, ...
  4. Spanish:obvención, ...
  5. Portuguese:obvenção, ...
  6. Chinese:教士捐, ...
  7. Japanese:聖職者税, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَرِيبَة كَنَسِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹבְוֶנְצְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:церковный сбор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:обвенція, ...
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