Definition
The house where a vicar (a type of church official) lives, usually provided by the church.
Etymology
From 'vicar' (from Latin 'vicarius' meaning substitute) plus '-age' (a place). A vicar historically was a priest who served on behalf of the main church authority.
Kelly Says
Vicarages became famous in English mystery novels—Agatha Christie loved setting cozy murders in vicarages because they're simultaneously respectable, isolated, and full of village gossip.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
ARالعربية
منزل القس
manzil al-qis
BNবাংলা
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
CACatalà
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
CSČeština
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
DADansk
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
DEDeutsch
Vikariat
vi-ka-ri-at
ELΕλληνικά
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
ESEspañol
vicaría
vi-ka-ree-ah
FAفارسی
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
FISuomi
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
FRFrançais
vicariat
vi-ka-ri-at
GUGU
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
HAHA
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
HEעברית
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
HIहिन्दी
पादरी का घर
paadree ka ghar
HUMagyar
vicarage
vi-ca-ra-ge
IDBahasa Indonesia
rumah pendeta
rumah pen-deta
IGIG
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
ITItaliano
vicario
vi-ka-ree-o
KKKK
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
KMKM
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
KO한국어
부목사관
bu-mok-sa-gwan
MRMR
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
MSBahasa Melayu
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
MYမြန်မာ
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
NLNederlands
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
NONorsk
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
PAPA
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
PLPolski
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
PTPortuguês
vicariato
vi-ca-ri-a-to
RORomână
vicarage
vi-ca-ra-ge
RUРусский
vicarage
vi-ka-ri-a-zh
SVSvenska
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
SWKiswahili
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
TAதமிழ்
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
TEతెలుగు
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
THไทย
บ้านของบาทหลวง
ban-khong-baht-luang
TLTL
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
TRTürkçe
vikariat
vi-ka-ri-at
UKУкраїнська
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
URاردو
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
VITiếng Việt
nhà mục sư
nha mục sư
YOYO
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge
ZUZU
vicarage
vi-ka-ra-ge