Definition of subcingulum in English:

subcingulum

noun ˌsʌbˈsɪŋɡjʊləmˌs(j)uːbˈsɪŋɡjʊləm

Christian Church. An ecclesiastical vestment resembling a maniple, worn suspended from the left side of a girdle; (also) the girdle and cloth together, considered as a single garment. Earlier also apparently: a girdle having two pendants or lappets (now historical). Also called subcinctorium, succinctorium, and praecinctorium. Compare also "subcingle".

Origin

Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin subcingulum (also succingulum) garment worn round the loins, in post-classical Latin specifically denoting an ecclesiastical garment from sub- + cingulum.

Definition of subcingulum in US English:

subcingulum

noun

Christian Church. An ecclesiastical vestment resembling a maniple, worn suspended from the left side of a girdle; (also) the girdle and cloth together, considered as a single garment. Earlier also apparently: a girdle having two pendants or lappets (now historical). Also called subcinctorium, succinctorium, and praecinctorium. Compare also "subcingle".

Origin

Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin subcingulum (also succingulum) garment worn round the loins, in post-classical Latin specifically denoting an ecclesiastical garment from sub- + cingulum.

词汇	subcingulum
释义	Definition of subcingulum in English: subcingulum noun ˌsʌbˈsɪŋɡjʊləmˌs(j)uːbˈsɪŋɡjʊləm Christian Church. An ecclesiastical vestment resembling a maniple, worn suspended from the left side of a girdle; (also) the girdle and cloth together, considered as a single garment. Earlier also apparently: a girdle having two pendants or lappets (now historical). Also called subcinctorium, succinctorium, and praecinctorium. Compare also "subcingle". Origin Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin subcingulum (also succingulum) garment worn round the loins, in post-classical Latin specifically denoting an ecclesiastical garment from sub- + cingulum. Definition of subcingulum in US English: subcingulum noun Christian Church. An ecclesiastical vestment resembling a maniple, worn suspended from the left side of a girdle; (also) the girdle and cloth together, considered as a single garment. Earlier also apparently: a girdle having two pendants or lappets (now historical). Also called subcinctorium, succinctorium, and praecinctorium. Compare also "subcingle". Origin Early 19th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin subcingulum (also succingulum) garment worn round the loins, in post-classical Latin specifically denoting an ecclesiastical garment from sub- + cingulum.
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