pantaloons

English

Etymology

Borrowed from French pantalon, itself derived from Italian pantalone, named after San Pantalone. See pantaloon.

Noun

1. An article of clothing covering each leg separately, that covers the area from the waist to the ankle.

Derived terms

• pants
• panty/panties
• pantyhose

Related terms

• pantaloon

Translations

an article of clothing covering each leg separately

• Catalan: calces (ca) m pl, pantalons (ca) m pl
• Czech: dlouhé kalhoty f pl, hatě (archaic)
• Galician: calzas f pl, pantalóns (gl) m pl
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• Greek: παντελόνι (el) (pantelóni)
• Manx: troosyn çhionn m pl
• Sicilian: càusi (scn) m pl