Definition
The office, position, or responsibilities of a curate; a church position where a person provides spiritual care and assistance to parishioners.
Etymology
From Latin cura 'care' plus -cy forming abstract nouns of office. The word emerged in medieval English to describe the spiritual and administrative role subordinate to a vicar or rector.
Kelly Says
In old England, becoming a curate was the path to priesthood—like medical residency today. Curates were often poorly paid, which inspired English literature's sympathetic portrayals of 'struggling curates,' making this humble church position famous in novels.
Translations
BNবাংলা
সঠিকতা
soth-ik-ta
CACatalà
exactitud
ehk-sahk-tee-dood
CSČeština
přesnost
presh-nost
DADansk
nøjagtighed
no-ya-g-tig-hed
DEDeutsch
Genauigkeit
geh-zoy-gikeet
ELΕλληνικά
ακρίβεια
ak-ri-vi-a
ESEspañol
exactitud
ehk-sahk-tee-dood
FISuomi
tarkkuus
tar-kku-us
FRFrançais
précision
pre-see-zyohn
HIहिन्दी
सटीकता
sa-tee-ka-ta
HUMagyar
pontosaság
pon-to-sah-gos
IDBahasa Indonesia
ketepatan
ke-te-pa-tan
ITItaliano
accuratezza
ah-koo-rah-teh-tza
KKKK
тəуелдік
te-u-el-dik
KO한국어
정확성
jeong-hwak-seong
MSBahasa Melayu
ketepatan
ke-te-pa-tan
NLNederlands
nauwkeurigheid
now-keu-ri-gheit
NONorsk
nøyaktighet
no-ya-k-tig-heit
PLPolski
dokładność
doh-klahd-no-sk
PTPortuguês
exatidão
ehk-sah-dee-saow
RORomână
acuratete
ah-ku-ra-teh-teh
RUРусский
точность
toch-no-st'
SVSvenska
noggrannhet
no-g-ran-het
SWKiswahili
usahihi
oo-sah-hee-hee
TAதமிழ்
சரியான
sa-ree-yaan
TEతెలుగు
సరియైన
sa-ri-ya-in
THไทย
ความถูกต้อง
kwam-thook-dtaung
TRTürkçe
doğruluk
doh-roo-luk
UKУкраїнська
точність
tochnist'
VITiếng Việt
chính xác
chingh zahk