Definitions For Amice

Noun

AMICE (plural AMICEs) A hood, or cape with a hood, made of or lined with grey fur, formerly worn by the clergy.

Translations

Basque: amitu Belarusian: гумера́л, m Chinese: : Mandarin: 方領巾 (fānglǐngjīn) Czech: humerál, m Dutch: amict, m Finnish: amikti French: amict, m German: Amikt, m, Humerale, n Indonesian: amik Irish: aimicín, m, miocht, m : Old Irish: micht, m Italian: amitto, m Korean: 개두포 Latin: amictus, m Polish: humerał, m Portuguese: amicto, m Russian: амикт, m Spanish: amito, m Swahili: amikto Swedish: halslin, n Ukrainian: амікт, m

Alternative forms

almuce amess amyss aumuce

Etymology

Borrowed from Old French emit, from {{der, en, la, amictus}}, from amiciō (see there for more). Compare {{cog, fr, amict}}, {{cog, it, amitto}}, {{cog, pt, amicto}}.