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Meaning & Definition of Mantilla in English

English

Mantilla

A woman's light cape or scarf, usually made of lace.


Pronunciation:

/mænˈtɪl.ə/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

mantillas

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A veil worn over the head and shoulders, typically by Spanish women.

    Example Sentence: She wore a black mantilla to the church service.

  • Definition: A light shawl or scarf, often made of lace, traditionally worn in Spain.

    Example Sentence: The mantilla added an elegant touch to her outfit.

Etymology

Origin: Spanish, from 'mantilla', diminutive of 'manta' meaning 'blanket or shawl'.

Synonyms

veilshawlscarf

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • mantilla lace: Delicate lace used in making mantillas.
  • throw on a mantilla: To casually wear or drape a mantilla.

Translations

  • Spanish: mantilla
  • French: mantille
  • German: Mantilla
  • Russian: манти́лья

Related Words

  • shawl: A piece of fabric worn around the shoulders.
  • veil: A piece of fine material worn by women to protect or conceal the face.

Slang Meanings of mantilla

  • Meaning: A stylish head covering.

    Example Sentence: She's rocking that mantilla like it's a fashion statement.