Associations to the word «Lector»
Noun
- Col
- Deacon
- Aquinas
- Minerva
- Magus
- Cantor
- Liturgy
- Theology
- Ordination
- Scribe
- Franciscan
- Communion
- Overseer
- Priest
- Convent
- Starling
- Guerra
- Armagh
- Cleric
- Altar
- Friar
- Reader
- Socrates
- Hannibal
- Bologna
- Elias
- Constantinople
- Porter
- Priesthood
- Cigar
- Oslo
- Scripture
- Canon
- Bearer
- Priory
- Santa
- Server
- Collector
- Mass
- Philosophy
- Voltage
- Ritual
- Bishop
- Theodore
- Ministry
- Barcelona
- Preacher
- Gospel
- Martyr
- Lecturer
- Maria
- Rite
- Eyebrow
- Needle
- Pope
- El
- Mason
- Abbot
- Professor
- Teaching
- Church
- Florence
- Monastery
- Read
- Catholic
- Palace
- Se
- Minister
- Factory
- Rome
- Current
- Tomb
- Electron
- Vi
Adjective
Wiktionary
LECTOR, noun. A lay person who reads aloud certain religious texts in a church service
LECTOR, noun. A public lecturer or reader at some universities
LECTOR, noun. (historical) (US) (cigar industry) A person who reads aloud to workers, appointed by a trade union
Dictionary definition
LECTOR, noun. Someone who reads the lessons in a church service; someone ordained in a minor order of the Roman Catholic Church.
LECTOR, noun. A public lecturer at certain universities.
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