tunic in Greek
tunic in Greek is αμπέχονο — tunic means a loose garment covering the torso, reaching from the hips to around the knees or lower.
tunic in Greek
αμπέχονο
Pronounced: abechono
A garment worn over the torso, with or without sleeves, and of various lengths reaching from the hips to the ankles.
What does "tunic" mean?
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noun A loose garment covering the torso, reaching from the hips to around the knees or lower.
"Roman soldiers wore a simple wool tunic under their armor."
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tunic in a sentence
- Roman soldiers wore a simple wool tunic under their armor.
- She paired a flowing tunic with leggings.
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What is "tunic" in Greek?
"tunic" in Greek is αμπέχονο. tunic means: A loose garment covering the torso, reaching from the hips to around the knees or lower.
How do you pronounce αμπέχονο?
"tunic" in Greek is αμπέχονο, pronounced "abechono".
How do you use "tunic" in a sentence?
Example: "Roman soldiers wore a simple wool tunic under their armor." In Greek, "tunic" is αμπέχονο.
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