Definition
Dressed in a costume, wearing special clothes for a performance, party, or particular role.
Etymology
From French 'costume,' from Italian 'costume' (custom/fashion), from Latin 'consuetudo' (habit/custom). A costume started as customary dress but came to mean specially chosen or theatrical dress.
Kelly Says
The word 'costume' literally meant 'custom' in Italian—what people normally wore—but now it means the exact opposite: special clothes you wear to pretend to be someone else!
Translations
ARالعربية
مُزَوَّدًا
mu-zaw-wan
CACatalà
disfressat
dis-fress-at
CSČeština
v kostýmu
v kos-ty-mu
DADansk
i kostume
i kos-too-me
DEDeutsch
kostümiert
kos-tyoo-meert
ESEspañol
disfrazado
dis-fra-za-do
FAفارسی
لباس پوشیده
li-bas poos-dee-deh
FRFrançais
costumé
kos-too-me
HIहिन्दी
वेशभूषाधारी
vesh-bhoos-ha-dhari
HUMagyar
ruházban
roo-ha-zban
IDBahasa Indonesia
berkostum
ber-kos-toom
ITItaliano
vestito
ves-tee-to
JA日本語
コスチュームを着た
kosuchuumu o kita
KKKK
kostyumda
kos-tyoom-da
KO한국어
의상을 입은
ui-sang-eul ip-eun
MSBahasa Melayu
berpakaian
ber-pa-kai-an
NLNederlands
in kostuum
in kos-toom
NONorsk
i kostyme
i kos-ty-me
PLPolski
w przebraniu
v pre-bra-niu
PTPortuguês
disfarçado
dis-far-sa-do
RORomână
îmbrăcat în costuma
im-bra-cat in koo-stoom-a
RUРусский
в костюме
v kostyume
SWKiswahili
amezaji
a-me-za-ji
TAதமிழ்
அணிந்த
a-n-din-tha
TEతెలుగు
వస్త్రం
vast-tram
TLTL
nakasuot
na-ka-soo-ot
TRTürkçe
kostüm giymiş
kos-toom gi-ymiş
UKУкраїнська
у костюмі
u kos-tyu-mi
URاردو
لباس پہنے ہوئے
li-bas peh-ne hoo-e
VITiếng Việt
trang phục
trang-phuc
ZH中文
穿着服装
chuān fú zhuāng
ZUZU
ezingeni
e-zin-ge-ni