2. djákn (noun n.) ‘°(of a church dignitary, personal assistant to bishop/pope) deacon; (of a cleric of the third highest rank in the category ordines majores) deacon, priest’s assistant’

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• words
• Ambr — diaknit ‘(of a church dignitary, personal assistant to bishop/pope) deacon’l. 156
• Ágr — djókn ‘(of a cleric of the third highest rank in the category ordines majores) deacon, priest's assistant’l. 41
• DI I (*[1226]›AM 263ˣ) — diakn ‘(of a cleric of the third highest rank in the category ordines majores) deacon, priest's assistant’l. 582
• DI II (*[c1274]›Bps A II 1ˣ) — diaknn ‘(of a cleric of the third highest rank in the category ordines majores) deacon, priest's assistant’l. 684
• DI V (*1461›BLAdd 11242ˣ) — diacnn ‘(of a cleric of the third highest rank in the category ordines majores) deacon, priest's assistant’l. 1701
• Laur — Diakn ‘(of a church dignitary, personal assistant to bishop/pope) deacon’l. 8884
• MarD635ˣ — diaknit ‘(of a church dignitary, personal assistant to bishop/pope) deacon’l. 8992
• Martin² — diaknit ‘(of a church dignitary, personal assistant to bishop/pope) deacon’l. 9095
• Martin³ — diaknit ‘(of a church dignitary, personal assistant to bishop/pope) deacon’l. 9096
• MMA — diaknit ‘(of a church dignitary, personal assistant to bishop/pope) deacon’l. 9179
• Orkn325I — diaknínv ‘(of a cleric of the third highest rank in the category ordines majores) deacon, priest's assistant’l. 9501
• elements in compounds