coarb
noun
co·arb
ˈkōˌärb
plural -s
in the early Irish and Scottish churches
: the incumbent of an abbey or bishopric as successor to the patron saint or founder
Word History
Etymology
Irish Gaelic comharba successor, from Old Irish comarbe heir, from com- with, together + orbe inheritance; akin to Greek orphanos orphan
- st. emilion
- st. john's
- st. john's bread
- st. john's wort
- St. Laurent
- st. louis encephalitis
- st. martin's summer
- st. patrick's day
- st. thomas
- st. valentine's day
- st. vitus dance
- st. vitus' dance
- st. vitus's dance
- sta
- staatenbund
- stab
- stab in the back
- stab stitch
- Stabat Mater
- stabbed
- stabbed in the back
- stabber
- stabbers
- stabbing
- stabbing in the back