cloth meaning in Latin

English	Latin
wardrobe, cupboard for storing clothes noun	vestiarium [vestiari(i)](2nd) N noun
wardrobe mistress / maid / woman, she who has care of clothing noun	vestispica [vestispicae](1st) F noun
wearing cloak / cloth of woolen frieze (coarse wool cloth w / nap) adjective	gausapatus [gausapata, gausapatum]adjective
wearing girdle or loin-cloth adjective	cinctutus [cinctuta, cinctutum]adjective
wearing loose clothes adjective	discinctus [discincta, discinctum]adjective
wearing purple, clothed in purple adjective	blattifer [blattifera, blattiferum]adjective
well-clothed, wrapped up adjective	laciniosus [laciniosa, laciniosum]adjective
white cloth noun	mappa [mappae](1st) F noun
who minded clothes at bath noun	capsarius [capsari(i)](2nd) M noun
winding-sheet / cerecloth noun	chrismale [chrismalis](3rd) N noun chrismatorium [chrismatorii](2nd) N noun
wolf in sheep's clothing (someone or something harmful or threatening but disguised as something peaceful or pleasant) noun	lupus in vestimentum oviumnoun {m}
woman / slave in charge of clothes chests or wardrobe noun	cistellatrix [cistellatricis](3rd) F noun
woolen cloth or rug used as a covering, hanging, carpet, tapestry noun	tapes [tapetis](3rd) M noun tapete [tapetis](3rd) N noun tapetes [tapetae]noun M tapetum [tapeti](2nd) N noun tappete [tappetis](3rd) N noun
woven fabric, cloth noun	textum [texti](2nd) N noun textus [textus](4th) M noun

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