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| etymology | ang: diacon |
| has derived form | eng: archdeacon |
| has derived form | eng: deacon-seat |
| has derived form | eng: deaconal |
| has derived form | eng: deaconate |
| has derived form | eng: deaconed |
| has derived form | eng: deaconess |
| has derived form | eng: deaconing |
| has derived form | eng: deaconize |
| has derived form | eng: deaconry |
| has derived form | eng: deacons |
| has derived form | eng: subdeacon |
| lexical category | noun |
| lexical category | verb |
| pronunciation | /ˈdiːkən/ |
| translation | bul: дякон |
| translation | deu: Diakon |
| translation | fin: diakoni |
| translation | fra: diaconesse |
| translation | fra: diacre |
| translation | gle: déagánach |
| translation | grc: διάκονος |
| translation | hye: սարկավագ |
| translation | ita: diacono |
| translation | jpn: 助祭 |
| translation | jpn: 執事 |
| translation | jpn: 輔祭 |
| translation | kor: 부제 |
| translation | kor: 집사 |
| translation | lat: diaconus |
| translation | mkd: ѓакон |
| translation | mlt: djaknu |
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