Definition of ad clerum in English:

ad clerum

adverb ˌad ˈklɛrəm

With reference to a sermon by or letter from an ecclesiastical authority: (addressed) to the clergy.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Ridley (c1502–1555), bishop of London and protestant martyr. From post-classical Latin ad clerum from classical Latin ad to + post-classical Latin clerum, accusative of clerus the clergy.

Definition of ad clerum in US English:

ad clerum

adverbˌad ˈklɛrəm

With reference to a sermon by or letter from an ecclesiastical authority: (addressed) to the clergy.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Ridley (c1502–1555), bishop of London and protestant martyr. From post-classical Latin ad clerum from classical Latin ad to + post-classical Latin clerum, accusative of clerus the clergy.

词汇	ad clerum
释义	Definition of ad clerum in English: ad clerum adverb ˌad ˈklɛrəm With reference to a sermon by or letter from an ecclesiastical authority: (addressed) to the clergy. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Ridley (c1502–1555), bishop of London and protestant martyr. From post-classical Latin ad clerum from classical Latin ad to + post-classical Latin clerum, accusative of clerus the clergy. Definition of ad clerum in US English: ad clerum adverbˌad ˈklɛrəm With reference to a sermon by or letter from an ecclesiastical authority: (addressed) to the clergy. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Nicholas Ridley (c1502–1555), bishop of London and protestant martyr. From post-classical Latin ad clerum from classical Latin ad to + post-classical Latin clerum, accusative of clerus the clergy.
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