pastor
11Pastor — Pastor: Die Bezeichnung für »Pfarrer, Seelsorger« (mhd. pastor) ist aus mlat. pastor »Seelenhirte« entlehnt, das auf lat. pastor »Hirte« zurückgeht (nach dem biblischen Bild von Christus als dem guten Hirten). Lat. pastor ist eine Bildung zu lat …
12Pastor — m Spanish: from the Late Latin name Pastōr ‘shepherd’, adopted by early Christians because of the parable of the Good Shepherd caring for his flock. St Pastor was a nine year old boy martyred at Alcalá at the beginning of the 4th century,… …
13pastor — pȁstor m DEFINICIJA crkv. protestantski (evangelički, adventistički itd.) svećenik, duhovni pastir u više reformiranih crkava; župnik ONOMASTIKA pr. (prema zanimanju, u značenju pastira, ← mađ.): Pȁstor (Vinkovci, I Slavonija) ETIMOLOGIJA lat.… …
14pastor — [pas′tər, päs′tər] n. [ME pastour < OFr < L pastor, shepherd (LL(Ec), minister of a congregation) < pascere, to feed: see FOOD] a person, as a priest or minister, in spiritual and jurisdictional charge of a parish, church, congregation,… …
15Pastor — Pas tor, n. [L., fr. pascere, pastum, to pasture, to feed. Cf. {Pabulum}, {Pasture}, {Food}.] 1. A shepherd; one who has the care of flocks and herds. [1913 Webster] 2. A guardian; a keeper; specifically (Eccl.), a minister having the charge of a …
16pastor — pastor, ra sustantivo boyero, boyerizo, vaquero, porquerizo, ovejero, cabrero, pavero, dulero (Aragón y Navarra), zagal*, rabadán …
17pastor — (n.) mid 13c., shepherd, also spiritual guide, shepherd of souls (late 14c.), from O.Fr. pastur herdsman, shepherd (12c.), from L. pastorem (nom. pastor) shepherd, from pastus, pp. of pascere to lead to pasture, graze, from PIE root *pa to tend,… …
18Pastor — (lat.), 1) Hirt; 2) der einzige od. der erste Geistliche einer Gemeinde; daher P. loci, der Ortsgeistliche …
19Pastor [1] — Pastor (lat., »Hirt«), soviel wie Seelsorger, Geistlicher, besonders evangelischer; P. loci, Ortsgeistlicher; P. primarius, erster Pfarrer, Hauptpastor. Vgl. Pfarrer …
20Pastor [2] — Pastor, Vogel, s. Hirtenstar …
