infulae

/ (ˈɪnfjʊliː) /

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pl n singular -la (-lə)

the two ribbons hanging from the back of a bishop's mitre

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Word Origin for infulae

C17: from Latin, plural of infula, woollen fillet worn on forehead by ancient Romans during religious rites

Words nearby infulae

infringe, infringed, infringement, in front of, infula, infulae, in full, in full swing, infundibular, infundibuliform, infundibulum

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