prebend
/ˈpriːbɛnd/Definitions
1. noun
A benefice or a church living, especially one that is held in combination with another.
“The clergyman held several prebends in the local diocese.”
2. noun
A share of revenue or an allowance, especially one that is attached to a particular office or position.
“The university professor received a prebend for her outstanding research.”
3. verb
To provide (a person) with a prebend, especially as a stipend or allowance.
“The wealthy patron prebended the young artist with a generous grant.”