- The
guimpe (from the
French guimpe) was a
garment which developed in
medieval Western Europe. It was a silk or
linen kerchief,
sometimes sheer, sometimes...
- fineries; however, the
Hebrew word "miṭpaḥoth" (מִטְפָּחוֹת)
means "kerchief".
Guimpe Headpiece Headscarf Veil Macklin,
Herbert Walter; Page-Phillips, John (January...
- a bandeau, to
which the veil is attached,
along with a
white wimple or
guimpe of
starched linen or
cotton to
cover the ch****s, neck and chest. A mail...
- the
heavily starched cornette. List of
headgear Bandeau (headwear) Coif
Guimpe Wimple "Parisian Fashions". News. The Times. No. 5002. London. 13 January...
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secured by a
bandeau and a
white wimple (to
cover the neck and ch****s) and
guimpe (to
cover the chest,
similar to a
short cape) of
starched linen, cotton...
- (jewelry)
Grommet Grosgrain Grotulja Guayabera Guernsey (clothing)
Gugel Guimpe Gulle Gusset Gwanbok Gyaru Gymnasterka Gymslip Haapsalu shawl Habesha kemis...
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gyrfalcon haggard haggis halberd hale "to drag, summon"...
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embroidered with
pearls French open
partlet with
attached collar and
ruffle Guimpe Chemisette ****ming, Valerie; Cunnington, C. W.; Cunnington, P. E. (2010-11-23)...
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Henry II's time, with
heavily pleated robe,
slashed sleeves and a lace
guimpe Yves-Pascal Castel. "Guide des sept
grands calvaires Bretons / Ar seizh...
- the
traditional black Benedictine habit, but with a
modernised veil and
guimpe.
Postulants wear lay
dress and a
short black veil.
Novices wear the habit...
