Templar

See also: templar and templář

English

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Knights Templar

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Etymology

From Middle English templer, from Old French templier; cf. the Medieval Latin templarius, from Latin templum (“temple”).

Noun

Templar (plural Templars)

1. A Knight Templar, one of the Knights Templar.

Derived terms

• neo-Templar
• neo-Templarism

Translations

one of the Knights Templar

Armenian: տաճարական (hy) (tačarakan) Bulgarian: тамплиер (bg) m (tamplier) Catalan: templer (ca) m Chinese: Mandarin: 聖殿騎士 / 圣殿骑士 (shèngdiàn qíshì) Czech: templář (cs) m Esperanto: templano sg Finnish: temppeliherra (fi) French: templier (fr) m, templière (fr) f German: Templer (de) m Greek: Ναΐτης (el) m (Naḯtis) Hungarian: templomos (hu), templárius Italian: templare (it) m Korean: 성전사 (Seongjeonsa) Latin: Templarius m Macedonian: те́мплар m (témplar), хра́мовник m (hrámovnik) Marathi: टेंप्लार m (ṭemplār) Norwegian: tempelherre m, tempelridder (no) m Old East Slavic: тепличь m (tepličĭ) Polish: templariusz (pl) m Portuguese: templário (pt) m Russian: тамплие́р (ru) (tamplijér) Spanish: templario m Turkish: Tapınak Şövalyesi

Anagrams

• Lampert, trample