Definition of paludamentum in English:

paludamentum

noun pəˌl(j)uːdəˈmɛntəm

A military cloak fastened at one shoulder with a brooch or clasp, worn by Roman generals and chief officers.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Henry Savile (1549–1622), mathematician and classical scholar. From classical Latin palūdāmentum a military cloak fastened at one shoulder with a brooch or clasp, of uncertain origin, perhaps from Palūda, epithet of Minerva, goddess of wisdom and warfare + -mentum.

Definition of paludamentum in US English:

paludamentum

nounpəˌl(j)uːdəˈmɛntəm

A military cloak fastened at one shoulder with a brooch or clasp, worn by Roman generals and chief officers.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Henry Savile (1549–1622), mathematician and classical scholar. From classical Latin palūdāmentum a military cloak fastened at one shoulder with a brooch or clasp, of uncertain origin, perhaps from Palūda, epithet of Minerva, goddess of wisdom and warfare + -mentum.

单词	paludamentum
释义	Definition of paludamentum in English: paludamentum noun pəˌl(j)uːdəˈmɛntəm A military cloak fastened at one shoulder with a brooch or clasp, worn by Roman generals and chief officers. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Henry Savile (1549–1622), mathematician and classical scholar. From classical Latin palūdāmentum a military cloak fastened at one shoulder with a brooch or clasp, of uncertain origin, perhaps from Palūda, epithet of Minerva, goddess of wisdom and warfare + -mentum. Definition of paludamentum in US English: paludamentum nounpəˌl(j)uːdəˈmɛntəm A military cloak fastened at one shoulder with a brooch or clasp, worn by Roman generals and chief officers. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Henry Savile (1549–1622), mathematician and classical scholar. From classical Latin palūdāmentum a military cloak fastened at one shoulder with a brooch or clasp, of uncertain origin, perhaps from Palūda, epithet of Minerva, goddess of wisdom and warfare + -mentum.
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