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Cathari

7 lettersnounrare

Updated June 2026

Definition

A dualist Christian sect that flourished in southern France during the 12th and 13th centuries, adherents of the Albigensian religious movement.

The Cathari rejected the material world and sought spiritual purity through austere living.

Pronunciation

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cath·a·ri

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Synonyms

albigensescathars

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Three vowels A, A, I, ends in ARI, an unusual English word ending

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Worth 12 points, the H adds value but as a proper noun it is not valid in standard Scrabble

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