tabard
ˈtæbərd
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Definition of tabard - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
herald's garmentDatedgarment worn by a herald with a coat of armsDated
  • The herald's tabard displayed the royal coat of arms.
surcoat tunic
2.
knight's garmentRaresleeveless garment worn by knightsRare
  • The knight wore a tabard over his armor.
surcoat tunic
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Images of tabard

  • tabard: garment worn by a herald with a coat of arms
    garment worn by a herald with a coat of arms
  • tabard: sleeveless garment worn by knights
    sleeveless garment worn by knights

Origin of tabard

Old French, tabart (a type of tunic)

Examples of tabard in a sentence

  • Each tabard bore the emblem of its house.
  • The museum displayed a medieval tabard.
  • He admired the intricate designs on the tabard.

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  1. French:tabard, cotte, ...
  2. German:Wappenrock, Ritterrock, ...
  3. Italian:tabardo, tabard, ...
  4. Spanish:tabarda, jubón, ...
  5. Portuguese:túnica, tabardo, ...
  6. Chinese:纹章服, 罩袍, ...
  7. Japanese:タバード, ...
  8. Arabic:جُبَّة المُنادي, جبّة الفارس, ...
  9. Hebrew:טַבָּאַרְד, בֶּגֶד לְלֹא שְׁרוָולִים, ...
  10. Russian:табард, накидка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:табард, табар, ...
  12. Hindi:तबर्द, तबर्ड, ...

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