Cierge (noun) (historic)
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A wax candle, especially one used in religious ceremonies.
Middle English from Old French cerge, from Latin cereas ‘wax taper’.
Example sentences
“The cierges lighted upon the altar.”
see-erjz
A wax candle, especially one used in religious ceremonies.
Middle English from Old French cerge, from Latin cereas ‘wax taper’.
“The cierges lighted upon the altar.”