Definition of co-stander in English:

co-stander

noun ˌkəʊˈstandə

Church History

A person belonging to the fourth or highest order of penitents in the early Orthodox Church, permitted to attend services but not to take communion.

Early 18th century. From co- + stander, after post-classical Latin consistentes (plural) and its model Hellenistic Greek συνιστάμενοι (plural).

nounˌkəʊˈstandə

Church History

A person belonging to the fourth or highest order of penitents in the early Orthodox Church, permitted to attend services but not to take communion.

Early 18th century. From co- + stander, after post-classical Latin consistentes (plural) and its model Hellenistic Greek συνιστάμενοι (plural).

单词	co-stander
释义	Definition of co-stander in English: co-stander noun ˌkəʊˈstandə Church History A person belonging to the fourth or highest order of penitents in the early Orthodox Church, permitted to attend services but not to take communion. Origin Early 18th century. From co- + stander, after post-classical Latin consistentes (plural) and its model Hellenistic Greek συνιστάμενοι (plural). Definition of co-stander in US English: co-stander nounˌkəʊˈstandə Church History A person belonging to the fourth or highest order of penitents in the early Orthodox Church, permitted to attend services but not to take communion. Origin Early 18th century. From co- + stander, after post-classical Latin consistentes (plural) and its model Hellenistic Greek συνιστάμενοι (plural).
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