orarion

[ uh-rair-ee-uhn ]

/ əˈrɛər i ən /

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noun, plural o·rar·i·a

[uh-rair-ee-uh]. /əˈrɛər i ə/. Eastern Church.

a stole worn by deacons.

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Also orarium.

Origin of orarion

1700–10; <Medieval Greek ōrā́rion<Late Latin ōrārium,Latin: napkin, equivalent to ōr- (stem of ōs) mouth + -ārium-ary

Words nearby orarion

orangy, Oranian, orans, orant, ora pro nobis, orarion, orarium, orate, orate fratres, oration, orator