papalino
41poplin — 1710, from Fr. papeline cloth of fine silk and worsted (1660s), probably from Prov. papalino, fem. of papalin of or belonging to the pope, from M.L. papalis papal. The reference is to Avignon, papal residence during the schism 1309 1408 (and… …
42papale — agg. pontificio, pontificale, apostolico □ papalino □ vaticano □ (di anello) piscatorio FRASEOLOGIA papale papale, esplicitamente, espressamente …
43pontificio — agg. 1. pontificale, papale □ (est.) piscatorio, vaticano 2. (spreg.) papalino …
44popelin — popèlīn m <G popelína> DEFINICIJA čvrsta tkanina fino satkana od pamuka, umjetne svile ili vune, upotrebljava se za košulje, bluze, zastore i sl.; poplin ETIMOLOGIJA fr. popeline ← tal. papalina (papalino): papinski, prema francuskom… …
45poplin — pop•lin [[t]ˈpɒp lɪn[/t]] n. tex a finely corded fabric of cotton, rayon, silk, or wool, for dresses, draperies, etc • Etymology: 1700–10; < F popeline, earlier papeline < It papalina, fem. of papalino papal; so called from being made at… …
46ПОПЛИН — (сорт ткани). Из фр. яз., в котором papeline восходит к ит. papalino «папский». Материя названа по месту первоначальной выделки в Авиньоне, некогда резиденции папы римского …
47poplin — /ˈpɒplən / (say popluhn) noun a strong, finely ribbed, mercerised cotton material, used for dresses, blouses, children s wear, etc. {French popeline, from Italian papalina, feminine of papalino papal; so called from being made at the papal city… …
48poplin — [18] Poplin is etymologically the ‘pope’s cloth’. The word comes via obsolete French papeline from Italian papalina, a noun use of the feminine form of the adjective papalino ‘papal’, and was applied to the cloth on the grounds that it was… …
