| 释义 |
syn·odi·con
\sə̇ˈnädə̇ˌkän, sēnȯthēˈkȯn\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Late Greek synodikon, from neuter of synodikos
: a letter, decree, or other document emanating from a synod in the Eastern Orthodox Church; specifically : an instrument of appointment to a high ecclesiastical office (as of a bishop) |