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1. (n.) sackcloth
a coarse cloth of various fibers, as goat hair, cotton, or linen.
2. sackcloth
this cloth or a garment made from it worn to show repentance or grief.
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) sackcloth
a garment made of coarse sacking; formerly worn as an indication of remorse
2. (noun) sackcloth
a coarse cloth resembling sacking
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) sackcloth
linen or cotton cloth such as sacks are made of; coarse cloth; anciently, a cloth or garment worn in mourning, distress, mortification, or penitence
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Sense: a type of coarse cloth formerly worn as a sign of mourning or of sorrow for sin.
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 Afrikaans: sakklere |
 Arabic: خَيْش |
 Bulgarian: кеневир |
 Brazilian: aniagem |
 Czech: pytlovina |
 German: das Sackleinen |
 Danish: sæk og aske |
 Greek: είδος χοντρού ενδύματος π |
 Spanish: arpillera |
 Estonian: leinarõivas, patukahetsus |
 Farsi: ماتم گرفته |
 Finnish: säkkikangas |
 French: sac |
 Hebrew: אֲרִיג שָׂקִים |
 Hindi: टाट |
 Croatian: pokajnička kostrijet |
 Hungarian: zsákvászon |
 Indonesian: kain karung |
 Icelandic: klæði úr hrjúfu efni |
 Italian: sacco |
 Japanese: 粗製麻布 |
 Korean: 참회복 |
 Lithuanian: pašukinis (audeklas) |
 Latvian: maisaudekls |
 Malay: kain guni |
 Dutch: jute |
 Norwegian: sekkelerret |
 Polish: worek pokutny |
 Persian: ماتم گرفته |
 Pashto: ماتم نیول |
 Portuguese: serapilheira |
 Romanian: pânză de sac |
 Russian: власяница |
 Slovak: vrecovina |
 Slovenian: raševina |
 Serbian: juta |
 Swedish: säckduk, -väv |
 Thai: เครื่องนุ่งห่มเพื่อล้างบา |
 Turkish: matem/tövbe giysisi |
 Taiwanese: 喪服 |
 Ukrainian: волосяниця |
 Urdu: ٹاٹ کا ماتمی لباس |
 Vietnamese: quần áo tang |
 Chinese: 丧服 |
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