templar
noun (a Templar, Templars)
Everyday
- A Knight Templar: a member of a religious order of knights founded about 1119 to protect Christian pilgrims travelling to Jerusalem. tree →
- (UK law) A lawyer who works in the Temple, an area of law courts and offices in London. tree →
In the lessons
In history lessons about the Crusades, the Templars were famous fighting monks; they became rich and were shut down in 1312. Many legends and myths about Templar treasure are made up. Phrases: «the Knights Templar», «Templar church».
Examples
- The Knights Templar guarded pilgrims on the road. tree →
- The Templars wore white cloaks with red crosses. tree →
- The Templar order was ended in 1312. tree →
- We visited an old Templar church in London. tree →
- Stories of Templar treasure are mostly legends. tree →
- A Templar took vows like a monk. tree →
- The Templars built castles in the Holy Land. tree →
Note
Usually with a capital: «Templar». Be careful: many «Templar secrets» in films are myths, not history.
On Mova
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