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tabard

/ˈtæb.əd/

/ˈtæb.ɚd/

Translations

tabardnoun

tabards

/ˈtæb.əd/

/ˈtæb.ɚd/

The knight wore a tabard over his armor.

Рыцарь носил табар поверх своих доспехов.

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Synonyms

tabardnoun

A sleeveless outer garment worn by knights over their armor, often bearing a coat of arms.

The knight's tabard displayed the emblem of his noble house as he rode into battle.

A loose-fitting garment worn by a herald, often emblazoned with the arms of the sovereign or lord they represent.

The herald wore a brightly colored tabard as he announced the arrival of the king.

A simple, sleeveless garment worn as a uniform or apron, often by workers or students.

The cafeteria staff wore blue tabards to protect their clothes while serving food.