pastorium


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pas·to·ri·um

(pă-stôr′ē-əm)
n. pl. pas·to·ri·ums Chiefly Southern US
The residence of a pastor; a parsonage.
[past(or) + Latin -ōrium, n. suff.; see -ory.]
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pastorium

(ˈpɑːstərɪəm)
n
the residence of a pastor
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