| 释义 |
syn·cel·lus
\sə̇nˈseləs\ noun
(plural syncel·li \-eˌlī\)
Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Middle Greek synkellos, from Late Greek, cell mate, from Greek syn- + Late Greek kella cell, from Latin cella — more at cell
: a diocesan official in the Eastern Church serving usually as the secretary and chaplain of a bishop or metropolitan |