Definition of celebret in English:

celebret

noun ˈsɛlɪbrɛt

A document, signed and sealed by a bishop or other ecclesiastical authority, giving a priest permission to say mass in a diocese other than his own.

Mid 19th century. From classical Latin celebret ‘let him celebrate’, 3rd person singular present subjunctive of celebrāre celebrate.

nounˈsɛlɪbrɛt

A document, signed and sealed by a bishop or other ecclesiastical authority, giving a priest permission to say mass in a diocese other than his own.

Mid 19th century. From classical Latin celebret ‘let him celebrate’, 3rd person singular present subjunctive of celebrāre celebrate.

单词	celebret
释义	Definition of celebret in English: celebret noun ˈsɛlɪbrɛt A document, signed and sealed by a bishop or other ecclesiastical authority, giving a priest permission to say mass in a diocese other than his own. Origin Mid 19th century. From classical Latin celebret ‘let him celebrate’, 3rd person singular present subjunctive of celebrāre celebrate. Definition of celebret in US English: celebret nounˈsɛlɪbrɛt A document, signed and sealed by a bishop or other ecclesiastical authority, giving a priest permission to say mass in a diocese other than his own. Origin Mid 19th century. From classical Latin celebret ‘let him celebrate’, 3rd person singular present subjunctive of celebrāre celebrate.
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