bliaut
noun
bli·aut
\ˈblē(ˌ)ō\
variants: or
bliaud
\ˈblē(ˌ)ō\Definition of bliaut
-s
: a close-fitting often laced medieval tunic with long skirts and sleeves
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Origin and Etymology of bliaut
French, from Old French bliaut, blialt
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