simarre
sɪˈmɑːr
Definition

Definition of simarre - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
church attireRarelong robe worn by clergyRare
  • The bishop wore a simarre during the ceremony.
cassock robe vestment
2.
renaissance fashionRarefur-lined coat with decorative braid from the 16th centuryRare
  • The nobleman wore a richly embroidered simarre.
cloak gown robe
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  • simarre: long robe worn by clergy
    long robe worn by clergy

Origin of simarre

French, simarre (a type of robe)

Examples of simarre in a sentence

  • During the procession, the simarre flowed gracefully.
  • The museum displayed a 16th-century simarre.
  • He admired the intricate design of the simarre.

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  1. French:simarre, ...
  2. German:Simarre, Pelzmantel, ...
  3. Italian:simarre, ...
  4. Spanish:sotana, abrigo forrado de piel con trenza decorativa, ...
  5. Portuguese:simarre, casaco histórico forrado a pele com trança decorativa do século XVI, ...
  6. Chinese:长袍, 西马尔, ...
  7. Japanese:シマール, ...
  8. Arabic:سيمار, مِعْطَف سِيمَار, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִימָר, סִימָארָה, ...
  10. Russian:симарра, шуба, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сімар, сімарра, ...
  12. Hindi:चोगा, सिमार, ...
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