Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sagum
Noun
ˈsā-ɡəm
Definition
A type of outer garment worn by ancient Romans, generally made of a large piece of cloth.
Examples
- The soldier wrapped himself in his sagum before going into battle.
- On colder days, the sagum provided warmth to the Roman troops.
- The ancient statue depicted a warrior in a sagum, highlighting Roman attire.
Meaning
The sagum was traditionally worn by soldiers and was characterized by its simplicity and practicality, often serving as a cloak or cape.
Synonyms
- cloak
- cape
- mantle
