amphibalus
noun
am·phib·a·lus
amˈfibələs
plural amphibali
-ˌlī,
-ˌlē
: chasuble
also : a vestment resembling the chasuble worn by the Gallican clergy prior to the 9th century
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin, from Late Latin amphibalus, amphibalum cloak, probably irregular from Greek amphiballein to put around, throw around
First Known Use
circa 1857, in the meaning defined above
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