Word: dalmatic
Category: dalmatic
People & Society, Reference
Translations: dalmatic
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spanish
Translations:
dalmático, dalmática, la dalmática, dalmática de
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german
Translations:
Dalmatik, Dalmatika, Dalmatic, dalmatinischen, Dalmatica
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french
Translations:
dalmatique, la dalmatique, dalmatiques
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italian
Translations:
dalmatica, la dalmatica, della dalmatica
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portuguese
Translations:
dalmática, dálmata
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dutch
Translations:
dalmatiek
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russian
Translations:
далматик
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norwegian
Translations:
Dalmatic
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swedish
Translations:
dalmatika
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finnish
Translations:
Dalmatika
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danish
Translations:
Dalmatic
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czech
Translations:
Dalmatika, Biret
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polish
Translations:
dalmatyka, sutanny, do sutanny, Koloratka do sutanny, dalmatyński
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hungarian
Translations:
dalmatika, Dalmatic, dalmát, dalmáciai
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greek
Translations:
δαλματικής, δαλματική
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ukrainian
Translations:
далматик, далматики
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albanian
Translations:
dalmatine, dalmatine e
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bulgarian
Translations:
далматика
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belarusian
Translations:
далматик
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croatian
Translations:
dalmatika, dalmatiku
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lithuanian
Translations:
Dalmatyka, Dalmatyński
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latvian
Translations:
Dalmatika
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romanian
Translations:
Dalmatic
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slovak
Translations:
DALMATICA
The meaning and "use of": dalmatic
noun
- a wide-sleeved, long, loose vestment open at the sides, worn by deacons and bishops, and by some monarchs at their coronation. - During the middle ages decoration reached a height unrivalled since and dalmatics were heavily adorned.
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