tiara in Greek
tiara in Greek is τιάρα — tiara means a jewelled, crown-like headpiece worn by women on formal occasions.
tiara in Greek
τιάρα
Pronounced: tiara
The three-tiered papal crown.
What does "tiara" mean?
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noun A jewelled, crown-like headpiece worn by women on formal occasions.
"The bride wore a delicate tiara instead of a veil."
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noun The tall, three-tiered crown worn by the Pope.
"Historic portraits show popes wearing the papal tiara."
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tiara in a sentence
- The bride wore a delicate tiara instead of a veil.
- Historic portraits show popes wearing the papal tiara.
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What is "tiara" in Greek?
"tiara" in Greek is τιάρα. tiara means: A jewelled, crown-like headpiece worn by women on formal occasions.
How do you pronounce τιάρα?
"tiara" in Greek is τιάρα, pronounced "tiara".
How do you use "tiara" in a sentence?
Example: "The bride wore a delicate tiara instead of a veil." In Greek, "tiara" is τιάρα.
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