paludamentum
noun
pa·lu·da·men·tum
pəˌlüdəˈmentəm
variants or paludament
⸗ˈ⸗⸗mənt
plural paludamenta
⸗ˌ⸗⸗ˈmentə
or paludaments : a cloak worn by the rulers and chief military officers of ancient Rome
Word History
Etymology
Latin paludamentum; probably akin to Latin palla palla
- mechanoreception
- mechanoreceptions
- mechanoreceptive
- mechanoreceptor
- mechanoreceptors
- mechanotherapies
- mechanotherapists
- mechatronics
- mechelen
- mechitarist
- Mechitarist
- Mechlin
- mechlins
- mechoacan
- mecholyles
- mecholyls
- mechs
- Meckelian bar
- meckelian cartilage
- Meckelian ganglion
- meckelian rod
- Mecklenburg
- Mecklenburg Bay
- Mecklenburg-West Pomerania
- Mecklenburgian