mitred
advancedC1/ˈmaɪtərd/ · mi-tred
Wearing a mitre; referring to bishops or other clergy who wear such a headdress.
Meanings
Wearing a mitre; referring to bishops or other clergy who wear such a headdress.
مائٹرڈ، اس سرپوش کو پہنے ہوئے جو بشپ یا دوسرے مذہبی پیشوا پہنتے ہیں۔
مائٹرڈ
mitred
Antonyms
Common Collocations
- mitred bishop
- mitred clergy
- mitred headgear
Example Sentences
The mitred bishop led the procession with grace.
مائٹرڈ بشپ نے جماعت کی قیادت باوقار انداز میں کی۔
Mitred bishop ne jamaat ki qiadat ba-aqdar andaaz mein ki.
During the ceremony, the mitred priest performed the rituals.
اس تقریب کے دوران، مائٹرڈ پادری نے مراسم انجام دیے۔
Is taqreeb ke doran, mitred paadri ne marasime anjam diye.
The historical painting depicted a mitred figure in the background.
تاریخی پینٹنگ میں پس منظر میں ایک مائٹرڈ شخصیت کو پیش کیا گیا تھا۔
Tareekhi painting mein pas manzar mein ek mitred shakhsiyat ko pesh kiya gaya tha.
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💡 Memory Tip
Think of a bishop giving 'mitre' (might) to someone important.
Imagine a bishop wearing a tall, pointed hat during a ceremony.
📖 Etymology
Origin: Old French "mitre" — head covering for bishops
First known use: 14th century
The term 'mitred' derives from the Old French 'mitre,' which refers to a ceremonial head-dress worn by bishops and some other clergy, symbolizing authority and ceremonial duties.