robe in Finnish
robe in Finnish is kaapu — robe means a long, loose outer garment, often worn for comfort, ceremony, or to signify rank.
robe in Finnish
kaapu
What does "robe" mean?
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noun A long, loose outer garment, often worn for comfort, ceremony, or to signify rank.
"The judge put on her black robe before entering the courtroom."
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verb To dress someone in a robe or official garment.
"The priests robed themselves before the ceremony began."
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robe in a sentence
- The judge put on her black robe before entering the courtroom.
- He wandered downstairs in his bathrobe, still half asleep.
- The priests robed themselves before the ceremony began.
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What is "robe" in Finnish?
"robe" in Finnish is kaapu. robe means: A long, loose outer garment, often worn for comfort, ceremony, or to signify rank.
How do you use "robe" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge put on her black robe before entering the courtroom." In Finnish, "robe" is kaapu.
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