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Bliaut (Bliaud, Bliaus, Bliant, Bliaunt, Bliand)
Chainse, Cainsil, Chaisel, Ceisil
Tunic
- Tunica (Italian, Latin, Provençal, Spanish, Portunguese)
- Tonaca (Italian)
- Tûnikha (Old High German)
- Tunecan c893 (Old English)
- Tunece 11th (Old English)
- Tonica 11th (Middle English, Italian)
- Tunice 11th-12th
- Tuneke 12th
- Tunake 16th
- Tunike 17th
- Tunick 17th-18th
- Tunique 17th-18th (Modern English, French)
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What do medieval peasents wear?
Woolen Roman tunic
What is the definition of tunic?
A tunic is a medieval outer garment that is somewhat like a long shirt that goes past the waist and is belted. It goes from your shoulder to somewhere between the hips and ankles and it was worn by ancient Greeks or Romans. The tunics are worn by men and women both. It is categorized into three: - roman tunics, medieval tunics, modern tunic, 19th century tunic and Greek tunic.
Meaning of the word tunic?
A long shirt, commonly worn in the medieval era.
What was the name of the tunic worn by both men and women in roman times?
The Latin name for tunic is tunica.
What kind of clothing did mens wear in medieval times?
They copied the Roman style tunic and these were made of wool.
What would a medieval prince wear?
They wear over-tunic and a Hooded cloak
What is the name of the traditional tunic frock?
a frog
What is the name of a roman clothes?
There is a toga, a belt, and a tunic.
What is the name of the multicoloured garment worn by jesters?
tunic
What did the clothes of a medieval weaver look like?
they wore nothing nice or anything they just wore a tunic it was like a big T-shirt
What is the name of the garment worn in greco-roman civilisations?
tunic
What is the name of loosely draped tunic worn by the Greeks?
it was called a tunic or sometimes called a chiton. but you may be thinking of it being known as a toga.
