priest
A priest of the Roman Catholic Church.
The priest in charge of a parish (a small administrative district with its own church).
Refers to a priest serving a specific neighborhood or community.
The priest serving a village community.
A priest who is a member of the Society of Jesus, a Roman Catholic order.
Similar to chief priest. Can also be used figuratively to mean the leading person in a particular field.
A person who has been officially made a priest through a religious ceremony.
A priest of the Anglican Church.
The priest of the highest rank in a particular religion or temple.
A female priest, accepted in some denominations like the Anglican Church.
A priest who serves at a specific temple.
A priest who has taken a vow not to marry.
A priest who is married, common in some Christian denominations but not others (e.g., Roman Catholicism).
A priest in the Buddhist religion, often also referred to as a monk.
A priest belonging to the Brahman caste in Hinduism.
To go through the process of entering the priesthood.
To be officially made a priest in a religious ceremony.
Used for a priest conducting a religious service, e.g., 'celebrate Mass'.
To lead a formal ceremony, such as a wedding or a funeral.