Moda e complementos
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D
Dirndl,
Dirndlkleid
Dirndlkleid Dirndl seit dem 1. Weltkrieg in die Mode
aufgenommene Form der weiblichen Alpenbauerntracht, mit Mieder, weitem Rock und
Schürze.
http://www.bartleby.com/61/64/D0246400.html
Dirndl NOUN 1. A full-skirted dress with a tight bodice and low
neck, that is either sleeveless or has short full sleeves. 2. A full
skirt with a gathered waistband. ETYMOLOGY German, short for Dirndlkleid
: German dialectal Dirndl, diminutive of Dirne, girl (from Old
High German diorna) + Kleid, dress.
http://www.geocities.com/southbeach/lagoon/8518/
The Dirndl makes all women looking younger and more feminine, so it
gives a nice feeling if you wear these cute dresses. This page will display
many Dirndl pictures for your pleasure.
K
Knappsack
Wahrig - Deutsches Wörterbuch: 'Knapp·sack <m. 1u> Reisesack, Bündel, Proviantsack [zu nddt. knappen „nagen, schnappen“; zu knap „Kost“]
http://www.bartleby.com/61/63/K0086300.htm
Knapsack NOUN A bag made of sturdy material and
furnished with shoulder straps, designed for carrying articles such as camping
supplies on the back. ETYMOLOGY Probably Low German Knappsack : knappen,
to bite (probably of imitative origin) + Sack, bag (from Middle Low
German sak, from Old High German sac, from Late Latin saccus;
see sack1).
http://www.rockisland.com/~cwright/solstice2.htm
The pole was supported by a leather pouch on a
belt, and tied back to the straps on the knacksack.
Krimmer
Krimmer der; nach der Halbinsel Krim Kräuselplüsch ursprünglich das lockige Fell von Lämmern der Krim; heute als Nachahmung: ein Grundgewebe aus Baumwollgarn oder -zwirn und unaufgeschnittenen Polfäden aus glänzender starker Mohairwolle sowie Feinjute, die vor dem Weben gekräuselt wird. Kämelgarn.
http://www.bartleby.com/61/91/K0109100.html
Krimmer NOUN Gray, curly fur made from the pelts of lambs
of the Crimean region ETYMOLOGY German, from Krim,
http://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/archives/1918ks/bioc/crawfolm.html
When the curls are larger and loose the pelt is known as
L
Lederhose
Wahrig - Deutsches Wörterbuch: 'Le·der·ho·se <f. 19> Hose aus Leder (bes. in den Alpen üblich)
http://www.bartleby.com/61/85/L0098500.html
Lederhosen NOUN Leather shorts, often with
suspenders, worn by men and boys, especially in
http://www.savvytraveler.com/show/features/1999/19990821/lederhosen.shtml
I've never had such trouble packing. What do
you wear with lederhosen?
Loden
Loden der
gewalktes und aufgerautes Gewebe mit haariger oder verfilzter Oberfläche
für Mantel- und Trachtenstoffe, Wasser abstoßend imprägniert.
http://www.bartleby.com/61/59/L0225950.html
Loden NOUN 1. A durable, water-repellent,
coarse woolen fabric used chiefly for coats and jackets. 2. A deep olive green.
ETYMOLOGY German, coarse fabric, from Middle High German lode, from Old
High German lodo
http://www.born-for-loden.co.uk/
Manufactured in original Loden material, we
take great pride in this year's collection at our special purchase-by-post
prices.
Diccionario del Español Actual
Loden: 1. Tejido de lana, grueso e impermeable, usado especialmente para prendas de abrigo || Abrigo u otra prenda similar fabricados en lonen. 2. Abrigo u otra prenda similar fabricados en loden.
Enciclopedia
Microsoft Encarta 2000
Loden: Tejido grueso de lana parecido al fieltro. 2. Abrigo confeccionado con él.
http://www.perramus.com/mens/mens.htm
8110 | Sobretodo
Loden. Material: lana Loden. Detalles: carterón tapa botones | manga ran glan
http://www.globalred.com/casasnovas/casasnovas_foto01.html
Modelo: Galápago. Material: Ante de Pecary + Cordero Español. Colores: Azul, Burdeos, Loden, Negro.
R
Rucksack
Wahrig - Deutsches Wörterbuch: 'Ruck·sack <m. 1u> von Wanderern auf dem Rücken getragener Sack aus Segeltuch für
Mundvorrat, Kleidung, Ausrüstung [Alpenmundarten; <Rücken + Sack]
http://www.bartleby.com/61/72/R0337200.html
Rucksack NOUN A knapsack. ETYMOLOGY German :
dialectal Ruck, back (from Middle High German rück, ruck, from
Old High German hrukki; see sker-2 in Appendix I) + Sack,
sack (from Middle High German sac, from Old High German, from Latin saccus;
see sack1).
http://totmoto.com/tienda/c58.html
Rucksack with shoulder pad and
bag for the helmet.
