Definition of numerary in English:

numerary

adjective ˈnjuːmər(ər)i

Of or relating to a number or numbers. Now rare.

noun ˈnjuːmər(ər)i

Roman Catholic Church. A member of the highest of the three lay ranks of the Opus Dei prelature; (with the) these members collectively (treated as plural).

Origin

Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin numerarius, adjective, earlier as noun, denoting an arithmetician, accountant, book-keeper from classical Latin numerus + -ārius.

Definition of numerary in US English:

numerary

adjectiveˈnjuːmər(ər)i

Of or relating to a number or numbers. Now rare.

nounˈnjuːmər(ər)i

Roman Catholic Church. A member of the highest of the three lay ranks of the Opus Dei prelature; (with the) these members collectively (treated as plural).

Origin

Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin numerarius, adjective, earlier as noun, denoting an arithmetician, accountant, book-keeper from classical Latin numerus + -ārius.

单词	numerary
释义	Definition of numerary in English: numerary adjective ˈnjuːmər(ər)i Of or relating to a number or numbers. Now rare. noun ˈnjuːmər(ər)i Roman Catholic Church. A member of the highest of the three lay ranks of the Opus Dei prelature; (with the) these members collectively (treated as plural). Origin Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin numerarius, adjective, earlier as noun, denoting an arithmetician, accountant, book-keeper from classical Latin numerus + -ārius. Definition of numerary in US English: numerary adjectiveˈnjuːmər(ər)i Of or relating to a number or numbers. Now rare. nounˈnjuːmər(ər)i Roman Catholic Church. A member of the highest of the three lay ranks of the Opus Dei prelature; (with the) these members collectively (treated as plural). Origin Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin numerarius, adjective, earlier as noun, denoting an arithmetician, accountant, book-keeper from classical Latin numerus + -ārius.
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