alpargata
noun
al·par·ga·ta
ˌalpə(r)ˈgätə
plural -s
: espadrille
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, alteration of alpargate, from Arabic dialect (Spain) al-parghāt, plural of al-parghah the sandal, from Arabic al the + parghah sandal, from Spanish abarca
First Known Use
1613, in the meaning defined above
- praedial larceny
- praedial servitude
- praedial tithe
- praedialities
- praedials
- praedium
- praedium dom
- praedium dominans
- praedium rus
- praedium rusticanum
- praedium rusticum
- praedium ser
- praedium serviens
- praedium ur
- praedium urbanum
- praefect
- praefects
- praehallux
- praejudiciary
- praelect
- praelected
- praelecting
- praelection
- praelector
- praelects