Word: maniple
Category: maniple
Reference, People & Society
Related words: maniple
roman maniple
Translations: maniple
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spanish
Translations:
manípulo, manipulo, el manípulo
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german
Translations:
Manipel, Manipels
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french
Translations:
manipule, le manipule
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italian
Translations:
manipolo, il manipolo, manipulo, manipoli
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portuguese
Translations:
manípulo, manipulo
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dutch
Translations:
deel van romeinsleger, manipel, romeinsleger, smal bandje die wordt gedraagd door geestelijke
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russian
Translations:
манипула, манипул
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swedish
Translations:
Manipel
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czech
Translations:
manipul
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polish
Translations:
manipularz, manipuł, manipularz jak
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hungarian
Translations:
gyalogos csapat
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turkish
Translations:
bölük, bölük mevzideki, papazın ayinde kolunda taşıdığı şerit
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greek
Translations:
Maniple
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ukrainian
Translations:
маніпула, манипула
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albanian
Translations:
manipulë
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bulgarian
Translations:
манипула, манипул
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belarusian
Translations:
маніпула
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estonian
Translations:
maniipul
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croatian
Translations:
naručnik, manipula
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romanian
Translations:
Manipulul, dat manipulului
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slovenian
Translations:
Manipel
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slovak
Translations:
manipul, Manipulácia
The meaning and "use of": maniple
noun
- a subdivision of a Roman legion, containing either 120 or 60 men. - A Roman tribune gathered twenty maniples from the rear lines of the Roman right wing and led them in an attack on the flank of the Macedonian right.
- (in church use) a vestment formerly worn by a priest celebrating the Eucharist, consisting of a strip hanging from the left arm. - They go from the chasuble, wide stole, and maniple of his early priesthood to a succession of increasingly simple garments until they arrive at an academic gown.