Infulae
fyə Origin:
1600–10; < Medieval Latin, Latin: band, priest's headband
1600–10; < Medieval Latin, Latin: band, priest's headband
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| —pl n , sing -la | |
| the two ribbons hanging from the back of a bishop's mitre | |
| [C17: from Latin, plural of infula, woollen fillet worn on forehead by ancient Romans during religious rites] | |
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