different between receptory vs preceptory
receptory
English
Etymology
Compare Latin receptorium (“a place of shelter”).
Noun
receptory (plural receptories)
- (obsolete) A receptacle.
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preceptory
English
Etymology
From mediaeval Latin praeceptoria, noun use of the feminine of praeceptorius (“commanding”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /p???s?pt??i/
Noun
preceptory (plural preceptories)
- A community of the Knights Templar, or the physical buildings or estate of such a community.
Adjective
preceptory (not comparable)
- preceptive
- c. 1573, Anderson, [unknown work]
- a law preceptory
- c. 1573, Anderson, [unknown work]
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