Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
mandilion
Noun
/ˌmændɪˈliːən/

Definition
A mandilion is a historical term used to describe a garment or an outer layer worn, often resembling a cloak.

Examples
- The peasant wore a mandilion to shield himself from the harsh winds.
- In historical paintings, you can often see figures adorned in elegant mandilions.
- The mandilion was a popular choice for outdoor activities in medieval times.

Meaning
The term is less commonly used today but refers to a specific type of clothing that can provide warmth and protection.

Synonyms
- cloak
- mantle
- cape