Definition of sendal in English:

sendal

noun ˈsɛnd(ə)lˈsɛndl

mass nounhistorical

A fine, rich silk material, chiefly used to make ceremonial robes and banners.
〈史〉森德尔绸（用于制作正式礼袍、旗帜）
Example sentencesExamples
- The clothing of the horse from the front opening upwards was of bright red sendal, and from thence opening downwards was of bright yellow sendal.
- A counterpane of red sendal, lined with green sendal (a fine silk) for Edward's bed.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French cendal, ultimately from Greek sindōn.

Rhymes

Grendel, Kendall, Lendl, Mendel, Rendell, Wendell

Definition of sendal in US English:

sendal

nounˈsɛndlˈsendl

historical

A fine, rich silk material, chiefly used to make ceremonial robes and banners.
〈史〉森德尔绸（用于制作正式礼袍、旗帜）
Example sentencesExamples
- A counterpane of red sendal, lined with green sendal (a fine silk) for Edward's bed.
- The clothing of the horse from the front opening upwards was of bright red sendal, and from thence opening downwards was of bright yellow sendal.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French cendal, ultimately from Greek sindōn.

单词	sendal
释义	Definition of sendal in English: sendal noun ˈsɛnd(ə)lˈsɛndl mass nounhistorical A fine, rich silk material, chiefly used to make ceremonial robes and banners. 〈史〉森德尔绸（用于制作正式礼袍、旗帜） Example sentencesExamples The clothing of the horse from the front opening upwards was of bright red sendal, and from thence opening downwards was of bright yellow sendal. A counterpane of red sendal, lined with green sendal (a fine silk) for Edward's bed. Origin Middle English: from Old French cendal, ultimately from Greek sindōn. Rhymes Grendel, Kendall, Lendl, Mendel, Rendell, Wendell Definition of sendal in US English: sendal nounˈsɛndlˈsendl historical A fine, rich silk material, chiefly used to make ceremonial robes and banners. 〈史〉森德尔绸（用于制作正式礼袍、旗帜） Example sentencesExamples A counterpane of red sendal, lined with green sendal (a fine silk) for Edward's bed. The clothing of the horse from the front opening upwards was of bright red sendal, and from thence opening downwards was of bright yellow sendal. Origin Middle English: from Old French cendal, ultimately from Greek sindōn.
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