Where does “conciliar” come from?
Conciliar derives from Latin concilium, a noun formed from the prefix con- (from cum, meaning "with") and a root related to calling or assembling together.
conciliar (English): Pertaining to a council, especially an...
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- Pertaining to a council, especially an...
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