clerical collar

English

Noun

clerical collar (plural clerical collars)

A stiff white collar, having no opening at the front, fastened at the back, worn by members of the Christian clergy.
Synonyms: clergy collar, Roman collar, (informal) dog collar

Coordinate term: preaching band

Translations

collar worn by clergy

Catalan: alçacoll m
Czech: kolárek m
Finnish: papinkaulus (fi)
French: col romain (fr) m, col pasteur (fr) m
German: Kollar (de) n
Irish: bóna sagairt m
Italian: collarino (it) m
Manx: colliar saggyrt m
Polish: koloratka (pl) f
Portuguese: clérgima m, colarinho clerical m, colarinho romano m
Sardinian:
Campidanese: collarìnu m

Logudorese: bàbaru m
Spanish: alzacuello (es) m, alzacuellos (es) m, clériman m
Swedish: prästkrage (sv) c
Welsh: coler crwn m, coler gron f

Further reading

clerical collar on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

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