Definition of Bezpopovtsy in English:

Bezpopovtsy

noun b(j)ɛspəˈpɒftsi

Russian Orthodox Church

The members of one of the two main divisions of Old Believers, characterized by their dispensing with the priesthood after the schism of 1667.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Macmillan's Magazine. From Russian bespopovcy, plural of bespopovec from Russian bespopovščina (collectively) Old Believers who do not have priests, ultimately from bes-, variant (before second elements with initial voiceless consonant) of bez- without + pop priest.

Definition of Bezpopovtsy in US English:

Bezpopovtsy

nounb(j)ɛspəˈpɒftsi

Russian Orthodox Church

The members of one of the two main divisions of Old Believers, characterized by their dispensing with the priesthood after the schism of 1667.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Macmillan's Magazine. From Russian bespopovcy, plural of bespopovec from Russian bespopovščina (collectively) Old Believers who do not have priests, ultimately from bes-, variant (before second elements with initial voiceless consonant) of bez- without + pop priest.

词汇	Bezpopovtsy
释义	Definition of Bezpopovtsy in English: Bezpopovtsy noun b(j)ɛspəˈpɒftsi Russian Orthodox Church The members of one of the two main divisions of Old Believers, characterized by their dispensing with the priesthood after the schism of 1667. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Macmillan's Magazine. From Russian bespopovcy, plural of bespopovec from Russian bespopovščina (collectively) Old Believers who do not have priests, ultimately from bes-, variant (before second elements with initial voiceless consonant) of bez- without + pop priest. Definition of Bezpopovtsy in US English: Bezpopovtsy nounb(j)ɛspəˈpɒftsi Russian Orthodox Church The members of one of the two main divisions of Old Believers, characterized by their dispensing with the priesthood after the schism of 1667. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Macmillan's Magazine. From Russian bespopovcy, plural of bespopovec from Russian bespopovščina (collectively) Old Believers who do not have priests, ultimately from bes-, variant (before second elements with initial voiceless consonant) of bez- without + pop priest.
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