1. A benefice or living commended by the crown or head of the Church to the care of a clergyman, to hold till a proper pastor is provided; also the trust of the revenues of a benefice to a layman for a certain time and specified purpose.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• xommendam,
• vommendam,
• fommendam,
• dommendam,
• cimmendam,
• ckmmendam,
• clmmendam,
• cpmmendam,
• c0mmendam,
• c9mmendam,
• conmendam,
• cokmendam,
• cojmendam,
• comnendam,
• comendam,
• Commandem,
• Comendem,
• Comendum,
• Comandam,
• Commandum

The plural of the "Commendam" can be the "commendams".

The singular of the "Commendam" can be the "Commendam".