Definition
The act of dressing or clothing someone; putting on clothes or ornaments.
Etymology
From attire (Old French attirer) + -ing (present participle suffix). The word appears in English literature from the 14th century onward to describe the action of dressing.
Kelly Says
In Shakespeare's plays, 'attiring' often appears in theatrical contexts—'the attiring of the actors'—because costumes were seen as a key way to communicate character and rank instantly to the audience, just like a modern movie.
Translations
CACatalà
vestimenta
ves-ti-men-ta
CSČeština
oblečení
o-ble-che-ni
DEDeutsch
Kleidung
klay-doong
ELΕλληνικά
φόρεμα
fore-ma
ESEspañol
vestimenta
ves-ti-men-ta
FISuomi
vaatteet
vaat-tee-et
FRFrançais
habillage
a-bi-ya-zh
HUMagyar
ruházat
roo-ha-zat
IDBahasa Indonesia
pakaian
pa-kai-an
ITItaliano
abbigliamento
a-b-b-l-i-a-men-to
KMKM
អាវបំពង
a-aw-pom-pong
MSBahasa Melayu
pakaian
pa-kai-an
MYမြန်မာ
အဝတ်အ έν႔
a-wate-a-en-ng
NLNederlands
kleding
kled-ing
PLPolski
ubrania
u-bra-nia
PTPortuguês
vestuário
ve-sh-too-ar-ee
RORomână
îmbrăcăminte
im-bra-ca-min-te
RUРусский
одежда
o-de-zha
SWKiswahili
mavazi
ma-va-zi
TEతెలుగు
వస్త్రం
vas-tram
THไทย
เครื่องแต่งกาย
khrueang-daeng-kai
TRTürkçe
giysiler
ji-y-se-ler
VITiếng Việt
trang phục
trang-phuc