officiate

officiate meaning in Tamil, Urdu, Bengali and Malayalam

Examples of officiate in a sentence

• The Rev Charles Mitchell-Innes, Conduct of Eton College, officiated, assisted by Mr Ralph Allwood, Precentor.
• Terumi Culmer, a Universal Life minister, officiated.
• A County Fermanagh woman has officiated at the formal registration of the birth of Princess Charlotte at Kensington Palace.

All 23 example sentences with officiate

Forms of officiate

Past tense of officiate: officiated

Origin of officiate

Borrowed from Latin officiātus, perfect participle of Late Latin officior (“to perform a function”) and of Medieval Latin officiō (“to officiate, say mass (9th cent.); to serve a church (13th cent.); to serve (early 13th c., 14th in British sources); to discharge an office (14th c.)”), from Latin officium (“official duty, service”), see -ate (verb-forming suffix). The noun is derived from Medieval Latin officiātus (“monk in charge of a monastic office, official (start of 12th c., 14th in British sources)”), substantivized from the participle, see -ate (noun-forming suffix).

Words formed from officiate

• nonofficiating
• officiation
• officiator
• self-officiated
• unofficiating

Questions about officiate

What does officiate mean?

Officiate means to perform the functions of some office.

What is officiate in Tamil?

Officiate in Tamil is அலுவல் முறைக்கடனாற்று, பணிசெய், பொறுப்பேற்று நடத்து. See Officiate meaning in Tamil.

What part of speech is officiate?

Officiate can be a verb or a noun.

How do you pronounce officiate?

Officiate is pronounced /əˈfɪ.ʃi.eɪt/.

What is the past tense of officiate?

The past tense of officiate is officiated.