| 释义 |
am·phib·a·lus
\amˈfibələs\ noun
(plural amphiba·li \-ˌlī, -ˌlē\)
Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Late Latin amphibalus, amphibalum cloak, probably irregular from Greek amphiballein to put around, throw around — more at amphibole
: chasuble; also : a vestment resembling the chasuble worn by the Gallican clergy prior to the 9th century |