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- Tertiary term
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dalmatic
- URI
- https://nomenclature.info/nom/14111 (opens semantic view)
- Definition
- A loose-fitting tunic partially slit up either side with sleeves and decorated with embroidered strips or bands. It resembles a cross when fully open. Originally worn by deacons during religious ceremonies.
- Definition source(s)
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- Parks Canada / Parcs Canada, and Canadian Heritage Information Network / Réseau canadien d’information sur le patrimoine. 2009–2018. “Parks Canada Descriptive and Visual Dictionary of Objects / Dictionnaire descriptif et visuel de Parcs Canada.” 2009–2018.
- English
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- Term (International)
- dalmatic
- Alternative term(s)
- tunicle
- French
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- Term (International)
- dalmatique
- Term gender (International)
- feminine
- Spanish
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- Term
- dalmáticas
- External term source
- Art & Architecture Thesaurus Online
- Note(s)
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- May also use "Tunic" from Main Garments
- Date created
- 2010-01-01
- Date updated
- 2021-06-15
- Parks Canada code(s)
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- 03-00182
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- URL
- https://page.nomenclature.info/nom/14111 (reopens this page)
Other references to this concept
Exact matching concepts from other linked open data sources
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| Data source | Label | Language | Match |
|---|---|---|---|
| Art & Architecture Thesaurus | dalmatics (Art & Architecture Thesaurus) | English | Exact |
| Wikidata | dalmatic (Wikidata) | English | Exact |
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