hosen (Meaning)
Webster
hosen (pl.)
of Hose
Webster
hosen (n. pl.)
See Hose.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hosen
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
hosen Sentence Examples
- The knight donned gleaming hosen before entering the tournament.
- The farmer's rough hosen were worn and patched from years of arduous labor.
- Medieval hosen often had multiple layers to provide warmth and protection.
- Peasants wore simple wool hosen, while the wealthy adorned themselves in silk and linen hosen.
- Some hosen were decorated with embroidery or lace, indicating the wearer's social status.
- In certain regions, hosen were traditionally dyed a particular color, such as the blue hosen of the French.
- Knights' hosen were often made of chain mail or leather to deflect blows in battle.
- The tightness of hosen varied widely, from loose and baggy to form-fitting.
- In the 16th century, hosen evolved into the precursor to modern-day pants.
- Heute's hosen are available in a wide range of styles, from casual to formal.
FAQs About the word hosen
of Hose, See Hose.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The knight donned gleaming hosen before entering the tournament.
The farmer's rough hosen were worn and patched from years of arduous labor.
Medieval hosen often had multiple layers to provide warmth and protection.
Peasants wore simple wool hosen, while the wealthy adorned themselves in silk and linen hosen.
