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A fillet of white wool, worn on the head by ancient Roman priests.
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A head covering worn by early Christian priests.
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A ribbon on a bishop's mitre.
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Borrowed from Latin īnfula.
Across languages
Translations
15 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Catalan:
ínfula
— a fillet worn by ancient Roman priests
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French:
infule
— a fillet worn by ancient Roman priests
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Italian:
infula
— a fillet worn by ancient Roman priests
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Latin:
īnfula
— a fillet worn by ancient Roman priests
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Polish:
infuła
— a fillet worn by ancient Roman priests
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Spanish:
ínfula
— a fillet worn by ancient Roman priests
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Catalan:
ínfula
— a head covering worn by early Christian priests
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French:
infule
— a head covering worn by early Christian priests
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Italian:
infula
— a head covering worn by early Christian priests
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Latin:
īnfula
— a head covering worn by early Christian priests
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Polish:
infuła
— a head covering worn by early Christian priests
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Spanish:
ínfula
— a head covering worn by early Christian priests
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Italian:
infula
— a ribbon on a bishop's mitre
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Latin:
īnfula
— a ribbon on a bishop's mitre
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Polish:
infuła
— a ribbon on a bishop's mitre