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kirtle

/ˈkɜːr.təl/

Traducción: Prenda de vestir medieval, similar a una túnica, que usaban los hombres en la Edad Media, o un vestido largo que llevaban las mujeres.

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/ˈkɜːr.təl/C2formalobsoleto
  • esPrenda de vestir medieval, similar a una túnica, que usaban los hombres en la Edad Media, o un vestido largo que llevaban las mujeres.

A noun referring to a garment resembling a tunic worn by men in the Middle Ages, or a long dress worn by women.

  1. Medieval men's garmentC2formalbritish

    A tunic-like garment worn by men during the Middle Ages, typically reaching the knees or lower.

    estúnica medieval masculina

    • The knight wore a woolen kirtle under his armor.
    • In medieval times, a kirtle was a common everyday garment for men.
    • The peasant's kirtle was made of coarse linen.

    Sinónimoscoattunic

  2. Women's long dressC2formalbritish

    A long dress or gown worn by women, often fitted and reaching the floor.

    esVestido largo de mujer

    • She wore a beautiful velvet kirtle to the Renaissance fair.
    • The lady's kirtle was embroidered with gold thread.
    • In historical reenactments, women often wear a kirtle as an undergarment.

    Sinónimosdressfrockgownrobe