mitre in Latin
mitre in Latin is mitra — mitre means a tall pointed hat worn by senior church officials on important occasions.
mitre in Latin
mitra
A covering for the head, worn on solemn occasions by church dignitaries, which has been made in many forms, mostly recently a tall cap with two points or peaks.
What does "mitre" mean?
- noun A tall pointed hat worn by senior church officials on important occasions.
- noun A joint where two pieces of material meet at an angle, each cut with a sloped edge.
- noun A poor-quality imitation coin from the 1200s that was used in Ireland in place of a genuine penny, later banned.
- noun A cover fitted over the top of a chimney or vent pipe.
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What is "mitre" in Latin?
"mitre" in Latin is mitra. mitre means: A tall pointed hat worn by senior church officials on important occasions.
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