scepter

English

Alternative forms

• sceptre (UK)

Etymology

Old French sceptre, from Latin sceptrum, from Ancient Greek σκήπτρον (skeptron) "staff, stick, baton", from σκήπτω (skepto) "to prop, to support, to lean upon a staff"

Noun

Wikipedia scepter (plural scepters)

1. an ornamental staff held by a ruling monarch as a symbol of power

Translations

sceptre — see sceptre

Verb

scepter (third-person singular simple present scepters, present participle sceptering, simple past and past participle sceptered)

1. To give a scepter to.

Translations

sceptre — see sceptre

Anagrams

• respect
• sceptre
• specter
• spectre