dekan (noun m.) ‘°(of a church dignitary, leader of a cathedral, leader of a collegiate chapter) dean (orig. of a supervisor for 10 monks)’
Please note that the lexical concordance has not been reviewed and should not be referenced.
- words
- DN III (1303) — decansens ‘(of a church dignitary, leader of a cathedral, leader of a collegiate chapter) dean (orig. of a supervisor for 10 monks)’l. 5468
- [not skaldic] — decanar ‘’l. 1
- Thom1 — decanar ‘(of a church dignitary, leader of a cathedral, leader of a collegiate chapter) dean (orig. of a supervisor for 10 monks)’l. 10577
- Thom2 — decꜳn ‘(of a church dignitary, leader of a cathedral, leader of a collegiate chapter) dean (orig. of a supervisor for 10 monks)’l. 10580
- Thom2D — dekan ‘(of a church dignitary, leader of a cathedral, leader of a collegiate chapter) dean (orig. of a supervisor for 10 monks)’l. 10583
- Æv85 — Dekán ‘(of a church dignitary, leader of a cathedral, leader of a collegiate chapter) dean (orig. of a supervisor for 10 monks)’l. 10949
- Æv238XXIV1 — dekan ‘(of a church dignitary, leader of a cathedral, leader of a collegiate chapter) dean (orig. of a supervisor for 10 monks)’l. 11066
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