burse UK
bɜrs
See also: scholarship (US)
Definition

Definition of burse - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
educationDatedUKscholarship or grant in a universityDatedUK
  • She was awarded a burse to study medicine at the university..
fellowship grant scholarship
2.
ecclesiasticalDatedUKcase for holding the corporalDatedUK
  • The priest placed the corporal in the burse.
ciborium pyx
3.
historyRareUKpurse or small bagRareUK
  • He carried his coins in a burse.
pouch sack wallet
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Images of burse

  • burse: case for holding the corporal
    case for holding the corporal
  • burse: purse or small bag
    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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  1. French:bourse, petit sac, ...
  2. German:Stipendium, Bursa, ...
  3. Italian:borsa di studio, bursa, ...
  4. Spanish:subvención, estuche, ...
  5. Portuguese:bolsa, bolsa para o corporal, ...
  6. Chinese:奖学金, 圣体布盒, ...
  7. Japanese:奨学金, パース, ...
  8. Arabic:منحة, محفظة قربان, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִלְגָּה, נַרְתִּיק, ...
  10. Russian:стипендия, чехол, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стипендія, бурса, ...
  12. Hindi:छात्रवृत्ति, बर्स, ...
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