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scapular

UK
/ˈskæpjʊlə/
US
/ˈskæpjələr/
scapularnoun
scapulars
pl
UK
/ˈskæp.jʊ.lə/
US
/ˈskæp.jə.lɚ/
Used for various ecclesiastical garments and for certain feathers in ornithology.
Traductions
scapulaireVêtement religieux porté sur les épaules.
The monk adjusted his brown scapular before entering the chapel.
Le moine ajusta son scapulaire brun avant d'entrer dans la chapelle.
Traductions supplémentaires
scapulaireEn ornithologie.
Définitions
A sleeveless outer garment or short cloak covering the shoulders and hanging down the front and back, forming part of a monk's or nun's habit.
The monk adjusted his brown scapular before entering the chapel.
A pair of small rectangular pieces of cloth connected by bands and worn over the shoulders under ordinary clothing by lay Catholics as a sign of devotion.
She received the Carmelite scapular at her confirmation.
Ornithology: a feather that grows from the shoulder region of a bird's wing.
The brightly coloured scapulars contrasted with the bird's otherwise plain plumage.
Synonymes
religious badge
epaulet
yoke
mantle
habit
devotional garment
vestment
shoulder covering
shoulder cloth
shoulder cape
scapularadjective
more scapular
Comp.
most scapular
Super.
UK
/ˈskæpjʊlə/
US
/ˈskæpjələr/
Traductions
The patient complained of scapular pain after the fall.
Le patient se plaignait d'une douleur scapulaire après la chute.
Définitions
Relating to the shoulder or shoulder blade area.
The patient complained of scapular pain after the fall.
Synonymes
shoulder
dorsal
pectoral
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