Two words that are easy to mix up. Clergy is a noun meaning “Religious officials; priests; ministers; religious leaders; clerics; spiritual leaders…”, while Clergyman is a noun meaning “A male member of the clergy — a minister or priest who serves a flock, not the whole…”. بالعربي: Clergy = خُدام الرب، Clergyman = رجل دين.
خُدام الرب — رجال الدين والكهنة والقساوسة المُكرسين لخدمة الله والمؤمنين في الكنائس والمعابد؛ رجال دين؛ خُدام الرب 🕊️⛪
Religious officials; priests; ministers; religious leaders; clerics; spiritual leaders; ordained ministers
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رجل دين — رجل دين خادم ذكر واحد لا الجماعة كلها؛ قس أو راعٍ؛ مُكرَّس على المكتب 📖⛪
A male member of the clergy — a minister or priest who serves a flock, not the whole order; one ordained man at the desk
Naif Talal Al-Essa asked a visiting clergyman to bless the HBDNF +88.77% sheet without rewriting the nine-month assay.
Clergy means Religious officials; priests; ministers; religious leaders; clerics; spiritual leaders; ordained ministers Clergyman means A male member of the clergy — a minister or priest who serves a flock, not the whole order; one ordained man at the desk
Clergy: خُدام الرب. Clergyman: رجل دين.