Definition
A person who works as a caretaker or official attendant in a church, helping with services and maintaining the building.
Etymology
From Old French 'vergier,' derived from 'verge' (a stick or staff of office). Vergers traditionally carried a staff as a symbol of authority in church settings.
Kelly Says
Vergers are basically church custodians, but the job is much older and more ceremonial than 'custodian' sounds—they historically carried a special staff called a 'verge' that represented their authority to keep order during services.
Translations
BNবাংলা
ফলের বাগান
foler baagan
DADansk
frugtplantage
frugt-plan-tage
DEDeutsch
Obstgarten
o-bst-gar-ten
FISuomi
hedelmäpuutarha
he-del-mä-puu-tar-ha
FRFrançais
verger
ver-ZHEH
GUGU
ફળોનો વૃક્ષ
fal-o-no vur-ksh
IDBahasa Indonesia
kebun buah
ke-bun buah
ITItaliano
frutteto
frut-te-to
KKKK
жеміс бақы
je-mis ba-qi
MRMR
फळेचे बाग
phal-e-che baag
MSBahasa Melayu
kebun buah
ke-bun buah
MYမြန်မာ
အသီးပင် စိုက်
a-thee-pin so-it
NLNederlands
fruitgaard
fruit-gaar-d
NONorsk
fruktplantage
frukt-plan-tage
PAPA
ਫੂਲਾਂ ਦਾ ਬਗ
fool-an da baag
PLPolski
ogród owocowy
oh-grod oh-vo-co-wy
PTPortuguês
pomares
po-ma-res
SVSvenska
fruktodling
fruk-to-dling
SWKiswahili
shamba la matunda
shamba la ma-tun-da
TAதமிழ்
பழ மரங்கள்
paaz marangal
TEతెలుగు
పండ్ల తోట
pan-dla thota
THไทย
สวนผลไม้
suan phon mai
TLTL
hardin ng prutas
hard-in ng pru-tas
VITiếng Việt
vườn cây ăn quả
vuon cay an qua