Abbe (Noun)

A French abbot.

Nouns denoting people.

The abbe was a respected figure in the French monastery, known for his wisdom and compassion.
As a young man, he had been ordained as an abbe and had spent many years serving the community.
The villagers would often seek the counsel of the abbe, who was renowned for his fairness and understanding.
In the 18th century, the abbe was a common title given to a French cleric who had been appointed to a high-ranking position.
The abbe's duties included overseeing the daily operations of the monastery and providing spiritual guidance to the monks.