kamelaukion
kamelaukion noun: a stiff brimless ornamental cap worn in Orthodox Christian and Eastern Catholic traditions.
Noun
kamelaukion (plural kamelaukions or kamelaukia)
- A stiff brimless ornamental cap worn in Orthodox Christian and Eastern Catholic traditions.
Forms of kamelaukion
| plural | kamelaukions |
|---|---|
| plural | kamelaukia |
| alternative form | kalimavkion |
| alternative form | kalymauchion |
| alternative form | kamilavkion |
Origin of kamelaukion
Ancient Greek καλυμμαύχιον (kalummaúkhion)
Questions about kamelaukion
- What does kamelaukion mean?
- Kamelaukion means a stiff brimless ornamental cap worn in Orthodox Christian and Eastern Catholic traditions.
- What part of speech is kamelaukion?
- Kamelaukion is a noun.
- What is the plural of kamelaukion?
- The plural of kamelaukion is kamelaukions.
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