prebend
noun
preb·end ˈpre-bənd 
1
: a stipend furnished by a cathedral or collegiate church to a clergyman (such as a canon) in its chapter
2
: prebendary
prebendal
pri-ˈben-dᵊl ˈpre-bən-
adjective ˈpre-bən- 
Word History
Etymology
Middle English prebende, from Anglo-French, from Medieval Latin praebenda, from Late Latin, subsistence allowance granted by the state, from Latin, feminine of praebendus, gerundive of praebēre to offer, from prae- + habēre to hold — more at give
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1