miter
intermediateB1/ˈmaɪtər/ · mi-ter
A tall, pointed hat worn by bishops and some other clergy in Christian traditions.
Meanings
A tall, pointed hat worn by bishops and some other clergy in Christian traditions.
ایک لمبی، تیز ٹوپی جو عیسائی روایات میں بشپ اور کچھ دیگر مذہبی شخصیات پہنتے ہیں۔
مائٹر
miter
Synonyms
Common Collocations
- bishop's miter
- liturgical miter
Example Sentences
The bishop wore a beautifully decorated miter during the ceremony.
بشپ نے تقریب کے دوران ایک خوبصورت سجا ہوا مائٹر پہنا۔
Bishop ne taqreer ke doran aik khoobsurat saja huwa miter pehna.
The miter is a symbol of authority in the church.
مائٹر چرچ میں اختیار کا simbol ہے۔
Miter church mein ikhtiyar ka simbol hai.
During the procession, the cardinal donned his miter with great pride.
جلوس کے دوران، کارڈینل نے اپنی مائٹر بڑے فخر سے پہنی۔
Jaloos ke doran, cardinal ne apni miter bare fakhr se pehni.
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💡 Memory Tip
Think of a 'mitre' as a 'mighty hat' worn by powerful clergy.
Imagine a tall, ornate hat with a point at the top, worn in a majestic church setting.
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📖 Etymology
Origin: Old French "mitre" — a type of headdress
First known use: 14th century
The term has evolved from the Old French word 'mitre,' which was derived from the Latin word 'mitra', referring to a type of headgear worn by religious figures. It is traditionally associated with bishops in Christianity.