parroco
/ˈparəkəʊ/(also parrocco, párroco)
noun
In Italian- and Spanish-speaking countries: a priest, especially a parish priest.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Dean Howells (1837–1920), author. Partly from Italian parroco, and partly from Spanish párroco, both from post-classical Latin parochus.
- precious little (or few)
- preciously
- precious metals
- preciousness
- precious opal
- precious stone
- precip
- precip.
- precipe in capite
- precipe quod reddat
- precipice
- precipice bond
- precipit
- precipitability
- precipitable
- precipitable water
- precipitance
- confessionally
- confessionary
- confession of faith
- confessor
- confetti
- confidant
- confide
- confidence