Synode.
synod (congress of elected representatives who may be clerics or laypeople)
Meaning & usage
synod (congress of elected representatives who may be clerics or laypeople)
synonym of Konzil (“congress of bishops that decides bindingly on important issues”)
Where this word comes from
15th century, learned borrowing from Latin synodus. The form in -e (18th c.) was influenced by French synode. Displaced Send, from Middle High German sent, senet, itself partially from the same Latin source and partially from senatus.
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