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Translate tunics from English to Spanish

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tunics:
- cotas; túnica
tunic:
- túnica; guerrera; quilla; pichi; blusón; cota; gabán de uniforme
Wiktionary:
- tunic → túnica
- tunic → túnica

English

Detailed Translations for tunics from English to Spanish

tunics:

tunics [the ~] noun

the tunics (coats of mail)
la cotas; la túnica
- cotas [la ~] noun
- túnica [la ~] noun

Translation Matrix for tunics:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
cotas	coats of mail; tunics
túnica	coats of mail; tunics	blouse; jumper; keel; kirtle; smock-frock; tunic

Related Words for "tunics":

tunic

tunics form of tunic:

tunic [the ~] noun

the tunic
la túnica; la guerrera
- túnica [la ~] noun
- guerrera [la ~] noun
the tunic (blouse; keel; smock-frock; jumper; kirtle)
la quilla; la túnica; el pichi; el blusón
- quilla [la ~] noun
- túnica [la ~] noun
- pichi [el ~] noun
- blusón [el ~] noun
the tunic (coat of mail)
la cota; la guerrera; el gabán de uniforme
- cota [la ~] noun
- guerrera [la ~] noun
- gabán de uniforme [el ~] noun

Translation Matrix for tunic:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
blusón	blouse; jumper; keel; kirtle; smock-frock; tunic	jumper; pinafore
cota	coat of mail; tunic	coat of mail
gabán de uniforme	coat of mail; tunic
guerrera	coat of mail; tunic
pichi	blouse; jumper; keel; kirtle; smock-frock; tunic
quilla	blouse; jumper; keel; kirtle; smock-frock; tunic	jumper; pinafore
túnica	blouse; jumper; keel; kirtle; smock-frock; tunic	coats of mail; tunics
-	adventitia; tunica

Related Words for "tunic":

tunics

Synonyms for "tunic":

tunica; adventitia; membrane; tissue layer
cloak

Related Definitions for "tunic":

any of a variety of loose fitting cloaks extending to the hips or knees¹
an enveloping or covering membrane or layer of body tissue¹

Wiktionary Translations for tunic:

tunic

noun

garment
- tunic → túnica

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• tunic	→ túnica	↔ tunique — vête\|fr vêtement de dessous que portaient les anciens.

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University