Optaion

Noun

1. A religious garment worn by Orthodox Christian priests during liturgical ceremonies.

Example sentence: The priest gracefully donned the optaion before leading the congregation in prayer.

Adjective

1. Describing something relating to or characteristic of an optaion.

Example sentence: The beautifully embroidered optaion fabric enhanced the solemnity of the church service.

Verb

1. (Rare) To dress in or wear an optaion.

Example sentence: The priest carefully optaioned himself, ensuring every fold was in place, before entering the sanctuary.