Synod
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 516
sin'od, n. a meeting: an ecclesiastical council among Presbyterians, a church court consisting of several presbyteries. [A. S. stnod— L. synod us—Or. synodos—syn, together, kodos a way.] fate, ISr m£, hir mine 6 Tabard Synodic, sm-od'vk,8ynod/iaal, -al, adj, pertaining — to a synod done in a synod adv. Synodloally. Synonym, Synonyms, sin'o-nim, n. a name or word having the same meaning with another one of two or more words which have the same meaning. (Gr. syndnymon—syti with, onOma a name.) Synonymous, sin-on 'i-mus, adj. pertaining to synonyms: expre ing the same thing: having the same meaning. adv. Synon'ymoUBly.
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