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benefice

/ˈbɛnɪfɪs/

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noun

إقطاعية كنسية

Land granted to a priest in a church that has a source of income attached to it.

Examples :

"The old church granted the new priest a benefice, providing him with land and its associated farm income to support his ministry. "

منحت الكنيسة القديمة الكاهن الجديد إقطاعية كنسية، وزودته بالأرض والدخل الزراعي المرتبط بها لدعم خدمته.

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noun

معروف، إحسان، منفعة

A favour or benefit.

Examples :

"The teacher's extra help was a benefice for the struggling student. "

كانت مساعدة المعلم الإضافية معروفًا للطالب المتعثر.

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noun

إقطاعية، إقطاع

(feudal law) An estate in lands; a fief.

Examples :

"Sir Reginald received a substantial benefice from the king in exchange for his loyal service in the war. "

تلقى السير ريجينالد إقطاعية كبيرة من الملك مقابل خدمته المخلصة في الحرب.

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verb

يمنح إقطاعية ل

To bestow a benefice upon

Examples :

"The church decided to benefice the new priest with a comfortable house and a generous salary. "

قررت الكنيسة أن تمنح الكاهن الجديد منزلاً مريحًا وراتبًا سخيًا.