sendal

or cen·dal

[ sen-dl ]

/ ˈsɛn dl /

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noun

a silk fabric in use during the Middle Ages.

a piece of this fabric or a garment made of it.

Origin of sendal

1175–1225; Middle English cendal<Old French, probably through dissimilation <Greek sindṓn fine linen, sindon

Words nearby sendal

senatus consultum, send, Sendai, Sendai virus, Sendak, sendal, send away, send down, sendee, sender, Sendero Luminoso

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Example sentences from the Web for sendal

Never did Owain see an assemblage so gorgeous with satin, and silk, and sendal.
The Mabinogion|Lady Charlotte Guest
However, the finest samite and sendal cannot take the place of suitable furs.
Life on a Mediaeval Barony|William Stearns Davis
Samite and Sendal are the two generally named in our English romances.
Parzival (vol. 1 of 2)|Wolfram von Eschenback
The material used, in addition to sendal, was worsted, sindon and cloth of Aylsham.
British Flags|W. G. Perrin

And if she must have some sendal of Inde, well,—fate is inevitable.
Earl Hubert's Daughter|Emily Sarah Holt

British Dictionary definitions for sendal

sendal

/ (ˈsɛndəl) /

noun

a fine silk fabric used, esp in the Middle Ages, for ceremonial clothing, etc

a garment of such fabric

Word Origin for sendal

C13: from Old French cendal, from Medieval Latin cendalum; probably related to Greek sindon fine linen

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单词	sendal
释义	sendal or cen·dal [ sen-dl ] / ˈsɛn dl / SEE SYNONYMS FOR sendal ON THESAURUS.COM noun a silk fabric in use during the Middle Ages. a piece of this fabric or a garment made of it. Origin of sendal 1175–1225; Middle English cendal<Old French, probably through dissimilation <Greek sindṓn fine linen, sindon Words nearby sendal senatus consultum, send, Sendai, Sendai virus, Sendak, sendal, send away, send down, sendee, sender, Sendero Luminoso Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for sendal Never did Owain see an assemblage so gorgeous with satin, and silk, and sendal. The Mabinogion\|Lady Charlotte Guest However, the finest samite and sendal cannot take the place of suitable furs. Life on a Mediaeval Barony\|William Stearns Davis Samite and Sendal are the two generally named in our English romances. Parzival (vol. 1 of 2)\|Wolfram von Eschenback The material used, in addition to sendal, was worsted, sindon and cloth of Aylsham. British Flags\|W. G. Perrin And if she must have some sendal of Inde, well,—fate is inevitable. Earl Hubert's Daughter\|Emily Sarah Holt British Dictionary definitions for sendal sendal / (ˈsɛndəl) / noun a fine silk fabric used, esp in the Middle Ages, for ceremonial clothing, etc a garment of such fabric Word Origin for sendal C13: from Old French cendal, from Medieval Latin cendalum; probably related to Greek sindon fine linen Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Words related to sendal thread, fiber, taffeta, tulle, mantua, samite, tussore, tussah, pongee
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sendal

or cen·dal

noun

Origin of sendal

Words nearby sendal

Example sentences from the Web for sendal

British Dictionary definitions for sendal

noun

Word Origin for sendal

Words related to sendal