mitra

/ˈmaɪtrə/
noun
  1. A type of tall, pointed hat worn by bishops and some other high-ranking church officials as a symbol of office.
    • The mitra is often decorated with jewels and embroidery.
    • In many religious paintings, saints are shown wearing a mitra.
    • The bishop wore a golden mitra during the ceremony.
  2. A genus of marine snails with smooth, cone-shaped shells, often colorful.
    • Collectors prize mitra shells for their glossy surfaces and bright patterns.
    • The diver found a beautiful mitra shell on the ocean floor.
    • This mitra species is commonly found in warm tropical waters.
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