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fla·men
\ˈflāmən, -läm-\ noun
(plural fla·mens \-nz\ ; or flam·i·nes \ˈflaməˌnēz, -läm-\)
Etymology: Middle English flamin, from Latin flamin-, flamen; perhaps akin to Old English blōtan to sacrifice, Old High German bluozan, Old Norse blōta to sacrifice, Gothic blotan to worship
: a priest devoted to the service of a particular god of the Roman pantheon |