pro·thon·o·tar·y (prō-thŏnə-těrē, prōthə-nōtə-rē) also pro·ton·o·tar·y (prō-tŏnə-těrē, prōtə-nōtə-rē)
n. pl. pro·thon·o·tar·ies
► The principal clerk in certain courts of law.
► Roman Catholic Church. One of a college of 12 ecclesiastics charged with the registry of important pontifical proceedings.

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prothonotary
[Middle English prothonotarie, from Medieval Latin prōthonotārius, from Late Latin prōtonotārius : Greek prōto-, proto- + Latin notārius, secretary (from nota, mark. See gnō- in Indo-European Roots).]

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prothonotary
pro·thono·tari·al (prō-thŏnə-târē-əl, prōthə-nō-târ-) adj.

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