Definition
Definition of burse - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationDated UK scholarship or grant in a universityDated UK
- She was awarded a burse to study medicine at the university..
2.
ecclesiasticalDated UK case for holding the corporalDated UK
- The priest placed the corporal in the burse.
3.
historyRare UK purse or small bagRare UK
- He carried his coins in a burse.
Images of burse

case for holding the corporal 
purse or small bag
Origin of burse
Medieval Latin, bursa (purse)
Examples of burse in a sentence
He applied for a burse to fund his research. The ornate burse was displayed during the ceremony. He carefully placed the sacred items in the burse. The medieval burse was embroidered with gold thread. She found an ancient burse at the market.
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- French:bourse, petit sac, ...
- German:Stipendium, Bursa, ...
- Italian:borsa di studio, bursa, ...
- Spanish:subvención, estuche, ...
- Portuguese:bolsa, bolsa para o corporal, ...
- Chinese:奖学金, 圣体布盒, ...
- Japanese:奨学金, パース, ...
- Arabic:منحة, محفظة قربان, ...
- Hebrew:מִלְגָּה, נַרְתִּיק, ...
- Russian:стипендия, чехол, ...
- Ukrainian:стипендія, бурса, ...
- Hindi:छात्रवृत्ति, बर्स, ...
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