MITER Meaning and
Definition
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A miter is a noun that refers to a decorative corner joint or a type of headwear. As a decorative joint, it typically describes a 45-degree angle formed by two surfaces meeting at a corner, often found in woodworking or carpentry. The joint is formed by cutting two rectangular surfaces at a precise angle, allowing them to fit together seamlessly. This type of joint is commonly used in the construction of picture frames, window frames, or crown molding, as it creates a polished and aesthetically pleasing result.
In addition, a miter can also describe a specific type of headwear worn by religious clergy or certain dignitaries. It is a tall, pointed hat that comes to a flat or rounded top and has a brim that extends around the base. This type of headwear is often associated with traditional religious ceremonies or official ceremonies, and is typically made from ceremonial fabrics and adorned with various insignia or symbols.
Overall, the term "miter" encompasses both a woodworking joint and a type of headwear, highlighting its dual meaning depending on the context in which it is used.
Common Misspellings for MITER
Etymology of MITER
The word "miter" (or "mitre" in British English) comes from the Latin word "mitra", which originally referred to a kind of headband or turban worn by ancient Persians. Eventually, in Greek, it became associated with a type of headdress worn by priests and rulers. In the context of Christianity, the term "miter" refers to the headgear worn by bishops and other high-ranking clergy during religious ceremonies. The use of the word in this specific context dates back to the 13th century.
Similar spelling words for MITER
Conjugate verb Miter
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