Definition of mandyas in English:

mandyas

noun manˈdiːəs

Orthodox Church

A black woollen cloak worn by monks.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Hellenistic Greek μανδύας woollen cloak (in ancient Greek in form μανδύης in a fragment of Aristophanes), in Byzantine Greek in sense ‘monk's cloak’; probably a loanword: regarded by ancient authors as either a Persian or a Liburnian (Illyrian) word.

Definition of mandyas in US English:

mandyas

nounmanˈdiːəs

Orthodox Church

A black woollen cloak worn by monks.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Hellenistic Greek μανδύας woollen cloak (in ancient Greek in form μανδύης in a fragment of Aristophanes), in Byzantine Greek in sense ‘monk's cloak’; probably a loanword: regarded by ancient authors as either a Persian or a Liburnian (Illyrian) word.

单词	mandyas
释义	Definition of mandyas in English: mandyas noun manˈdiːəs Orthodox Church A black woollen cloak worn by monks. Origin Late 18th century. From Hellenistic Greek μανδύας woollen cloak (in ancient Greek in form μανδύης in a fragment of Aristophanes), in Byzantine Greek in sense ‘monk's cloak’; probably a loanword: regarded by ancient authors as either a Persian or a Liburnian (Illyrian) word. Definition of mandyas in US English: mandyas nounmanˈdiːəs Orthodox Church A black woollen cloak worn by monks. Origin Late 18th century. From Hellenistic Greek μανδύας woollen cloak (in ancient Greek in form μανδύης in a fragment of Aristophanes), in Byzantine Greek in sense ‘monk's cloak’; probably a loanword: regarded by ancient authors as either a Persian or a Liburnian (Illyrian) word.
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