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robe

cloak, coat, skirt, wings

Definition:

A robe is an outer garment with long sleeves that can be worn by a man or a woman. It is similar to a coat.

  • Robes are open in the front and are tied shut with a sash or belt.
  • Robes can be long or short.
  • Purple robes were worn by kings as a sign of royalty, wealth, and prestige.
  • The edges of a robe are called its "wings." When one person covers another person with his "wings," he covers him with that part of his robe.
  • A "cloak" is a long outer garment that hangs loosely from the shoulders. It covers the back and hangs loosely in the front.
  • A "skirt" is a woman's garment that hangs loosely from the waist and covers the legs.

(See also: royal, tunic)

Picture of man in a Robe:

Bible References:

Word Data:

  • Strong's: H145, H155, H899, H1545, H2436, H2684, H3671, H3801, H3830, H3847, H4060, H4254, H4598, H5497, H5622, H6614, H7640, H7897, H8008, H8071, G1746, G2067, G2440, G4749, G4016, G5511

Forms Found in the English ULB:

cloak, cloaks, coat, fancy robes, robe, robed, robes, skirt, skirts, wings