pilgrim's staff
pilgrim's staff noun: a traditional walking stick used by travelers on religious journeys, especially the Camino de Santiago, symbolizing faith, support, and defense; often featuring a hook for carrying items and a cross-piece for resting.

Noun
pilgrim's staff (plural pilgrim's staffs)
- A traditional walking stick used by travelers on religious journeys, especially the Camino de Santiago, symbolizing faith, support, and defense; often featuring a hook for carrying items and a cross-piece for resting.
- Synonyms:
- palmer's staff, bourdon
Synonyms of pilgrim's staff
Forms of pilgrim's staff
| plural | pilgrim's staffs |
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Questions about pilgrim's staff
- What does pilgrim's staff mean?
- Pilgrim's staff means a traditional walking stick used by travelers on religious journeys, especially the Camino de Santiago, symbolizing faith, support, and defense; often featuring a hook for carrying items and a cross-piece for resting.
- What part of speech is pilgrim's staff?
- Pilgrim's staff is a noun.
- What is the plural of pilgrim's staff?
- The plural of pilgrim's staff is pilgrim's staffs.
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