Templar en · NOUN
Etymology
From Middle English templer, from Old French templier; cf. the Medieval Latin templarius, from Latin templum (“temple”).
Meanings
- A Knight Templar, one of the Knights Templar.
Forms
| Spelling | Features | Labels | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Templars | Number=Plur | lexicographic |
Deriveds
templardom · neo-Templar · neo-Templarism
Translations (27)
la Templarius (one of the Knights Templar) · ca templer (one of the Knights Templar) · no tempelridder (one of the Knights Templar) · fr templier (one of the Knights Templar) · it templare (one of the Knights Templar) · mr टेंप्लार (one of the Knights Templar) · el Ναΐτης (one of the Knights Templar) · mk хра́мовник (one of the Knights Templar) · cmn 聖殿騎士 /圣殿骑士 (one of the Knights Templar) · hu templomos (one of the Knights Templar) · de Templer (one of the Knights Templar) · no tempelherre (one of the Knights Templar) · fi temppeliherra (one of the Knights Templar) · es templario (one of the Knights Templar) · pl templariusz (one of the Knights Templar) · ko 성전사 (one of the Knights Templar) · cs templář (one of the Knights Templar) · bg тамплиер (one of the Knights Templar) · ru тамплие́р (one of the Knights Templar) · fr templière (one of the Knights Templar) · orv тепличь (one of the Knights Templar) · hy տաճարական (one of the Knights Templar) · mk те́мплар (one of the Knights Templar) · eo templano (one of the Knights Templar) · tr Tapınak Şövalyesi (one of the Knights Templar) · pt templário (one of the Knights Templar) · hu templárius (one of the Knights Templar)