Definition of sportula in English:

sportula

noun ˈspɔːtjʊlə

Church History

A gift of food or money; a dole, an alms; a stipend, a fee.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in George Carleton (?1558–1628), bishop of Chichester. From classical Latin sportula small basket, dole, gift, in post-classical Latin also offering to the clergy (3rd cent.) from sporta + -ula.

Definition of sportula in US English:

sportula

nounˈspɔːtjʊlə

Church History

A gift of food or money; a dole, an alms; a stipend, a fee.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in George Carleton (?1558–1628), bishop of Chichester. From classical Latin sportula small basket, dole, gift, in post-classical Latin also offering to the clergy (3rd cent.) from sporta + -ula.

词汇	sportula
释义	Definition of sportula in English: sportula noun ˈspɔːtjʊlə Church History A gift of food or money; a dole, an alms; a stipend, a fee. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in George Carleton (?1558–1628), bishop of Chichester. From classical Latin sportula small basket, dole, gift, in post-classical Latin also offering to the clergy (3rd cent.) from sporta + -ula. Definition of sportula in US English: sportula nounˈspɔːtjʊlə Church History A gift of food or money; a dole, an alms; a stipend, a fee. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in George Carleton (?1558–1628), bishop of Chichester. From classical Latin sportula small basket, dole, gift, in post-classical Latin also offering to the clergy (3rd cent.) from sporta + -ula.
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