IPA: /ˈbɪʃəprɪk/
KK: /ˈbɪʃəprɪk/
The area or office that a bishop oversees, which includes the churches and people in that region.
The bishopric is responsible for guiding the spiritual life of the community.
Bishopric → It is formed from "bishop" (from Old English "bisceop", meaning overseer or bishop) and "-ric" (from Old English "rice", meaning realm or rule). The word "bishopric" refers to the office or jurisdiction of a bishop, essentially the realm over which a bishop has authority.
Think of a 'bishop' as an overseer ('bisceop') who has a 'realm' ('-ric') to govern. This helps you remember that a bishopric is the area or office that a bishop oversees.