ciclatoun
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Searchable Lemmata: ciclatun (AF), cyclaton (L), siclatoun (ME), ciclatoun (MdE).
Alternate Forms: ciclatoun, ciclatoun, ciclatoune, ciclatun, ciclatune, ciglatons, cilaton, cingulatones, seclaton, sekelaton, sekelatone, sekelatoune, sicladoun, sicladoune, siclatine, siclaton, siclatoun, siclatoune, siglatoun, sikelatoun, siklatoun, silaton, silkelatoun, silklatoun.
Definitions and Defining Citations:
1(n.)
Textile;
fine silken fabric woven with gold or a garment made from this fabric. Also, an ornamental covering for animals made from this fabric. [NOTE: a form (of silken textile) appears in fourteenth-century Wardrobe accounts [cf. NA MS E 101/394/9, memb. 6] spelled 'sigaston'](circa 1200 - ante 1500 ?)
4. Y-comen we ben into þis cuntre; Fowe & griis anou3 lade we ... Gode cloþes of sikelatoun & Alisaundrinis, Peloure of Matre ... & biis
Heroic, Poetic, Romance.
[MED Guy(1) ((Auch) 2836) circa 1330]
Sex: Male, Female Ceremonial: No
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Etymological Evidence:
Definite, Old French ciclaton AF ciclatun, siclaton, etc., and Latin cyclaton, etc., from Arabic (siqlatun).
WF: Borrowed into the British Isles
Etym Cog: ciclaton (OF).
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