tunic in Latin
tunic in Latin is tunica — tunic means a loose garment covering the torso, reaching from the hips to around the knees or lower.
tunic in Latin
tunica
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 Latin?
"tunic" in Latin is tunica. tunic means: A loose garment covering the torso, reaching from the hips to around the knees or lower.
How do you use "tunic" in a sentence?
Example: "Roman soldiers wore a simple wool tunic under their armor." In Latin, "tunic" is tunica.
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