maniple
ˈmænɪpəl
Definition

Definition of maniple - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
ecclesiastical vestmentTECH.narrow band worn on the left arm by a priest during MassTECH.
  • The priest adjusted his maniple before beginning the service..
stole vestment
2.
Roman militaryRaredivision of Roman soldiers, 60 to 200 menRare
  • The maniple was crucial in Roman battle formations.
cohort legion unit
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Origin of maniple

Latin, manipulus (handful)

Examples of maniple in a sentence

  • He carefully placed the maniple on his arm.
  • Each maniple was led by a centurion.
  • The maniple formation allowed for flexibility in battle.

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  1. French:manipule, maniple, ...
  2. German:Manipel, ...
  3. Italian:manipolo, ...
  4. Spanish:manípulo, unidad romana, ...
  5. Portuguese:manípulo, ...
  6. Chinese:臂带, 罗马分队, ...
  7. Japanese:マニプル, ...
  8. Arabic:مَانِيبِل, مَجْمُوعَة جُنُود رومانية, ...
  9. Hebrew:מָנִיפּוּלָה, מָנִיפוּל, ...
  10. Russian:церковная повязка, манипул, ...
  11. Ukrainian:маніпул, маніпула, ...
  12. Hindi:पल्ला, रोमन मैनिपल, ...

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