Translation
coat, cloak
Word origin
From Latin mantellum ('cloak'), the source of French manteau, German Mantel and English mantle. The same word survives in the mantelpiece, originally the cloak-like hood over a fireplace.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- mantellum
- English cognates
- mantle, mantelpiece
Examples
, e.
Take your coat, because it is cold outside.
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She wore a long black coat.
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He left his coat by the door.
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