ti·ar·a 
(tē-ărə, -ârə, -ärə)
(tē-ărə, -ârə, -ärə)n.
1. An ornamental, often jeweled, crownlike semicircle worn on the head, especially by women on formal occasions.
2. The triple crown historically worn by the pope, especially at his coronation ceremony, and still used heraldically as a symbol of the papacy.
[Latin tiāra, tall conical headdress of the ancient Persians, from Greek tiārā.]
tiarac. 1820 tiara by Jacques-Evrard and Christophe-Frédéric Bapst, made for the Duchess of Angoulême, daughter of Louis XVI of France
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