archicantor
/ˌɑr.kaɪˈæntɔr/Definitions
1. noun
A high-ranking clergy member, typically in a medieval church hierarchy.
“The archicantor of the cathedral was instrumental in organizing the annual festival.”
2. noun
A person ranking above an archdeacon, often associated with the administrative and liturgical duties of a church.
“During the Middle Ages, the archicantor played a crucial role in maintaining the church’s liturgical calendar.”