Garment

English

Etymology

From Old French garnement < garnir (“‘to garnish, adorn, fortify’”).

Noun

Singular Garment

Plural {{{1}}}

Garment ({{{1}}})

1. A single item of clothing.

Hyponyms

• See also Wikisaurus:clothing

Related terms

• garnish
• garrison

Translations

single item of clothing

Armenian: շոր hy(hy) (šor) Croatian: ruho hr(hr) n. Czech: oděv cs(cs) m. Dutch: kledingstuk nl(nl) n. Esperanto: vesto eo(eo), vestaĵo eo(eo) Finnish: vaatekappale French: vêtement fr(fr) m. Galician: vestido gl(gl) m. German: Kleidungsstück de(de) n.

Hebrew: Template:He-translation, Template:He-translation Hungarian: ruha, öltözet Italian: vestito it(it) Norwegian: plagg n., klesplagg n. Polish: ubranie pl(pl) n. Romanian: rufe ro(ro) f. pl., haină ro(ro), veşmânt ro(ro) Russian: предмет одежды m. Spanish: prenda es(es) f. Swedish: klädesplagg sv(sv) n., plagg sv(sv) n.

External links

• Garment in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G. & C. Merriam, 1913
• Garment in The Century Dictionary, The Century Co., New York, 1911
• Garment at OneLook® Dictionary Search

Anagrams

• aegmnrt,
• margent

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