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Definition of terce - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
religious timeDated third of the canonical hours in Christian liturgyDated
- The monks gathered for terce at the third hour of daylight..
2.
Scots lawRare UK widow's right to a third of husband's propertyRare UK
- She claimed her terce after his passing.
Origin of terce
Latin, tertius (third)
Examples of terce in a sentence
They observed terce with solemn prayers. The court granted her the terce promptly. Her terce was essential for her financial stability.
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- French:tierce, part de veuve, ...
- German:Terz, Drittelanspruch, ...
- Italian:terza, terzo, ...
- Spanish:tercia, tercio, ...
- Portuguese:terceira hora, terço, ...
- Chinese:第三时辰祷告, 三分之一权利, ...
- Japanese:テレセ, テース, ...
- Arabic:ساعَة ثالِثَة, حق الثلث للأرملة, ...
- Hebrew:תְּפִלַּת הַשָּׁעָה הַשְּׁלִישִׁית, שְׁלִישׁ הָאַלְמָנָה, ...
- Russian:терция, терс, ...
- Ukrainian:третя година, третина, ...
- Hindi:तीसरी प्रहर, तेर्स, ...
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