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Перевод: deerskin

[существительное]
оленья кожа; лосина ; замша ; оленья кожа

Тезаурус:

1. In the arctic conditions of the forest margin and tundra, pullover parkas of deerskin, along with deerskin boots and fur caps, were worn by Nenets men, while women wore long wrap-over fur coats.
2. He sat on a couch of deerskin, under the awning of his tent, a long, sinewy man in the prime of his powers, forty-eight years old, black of eye and black of hair, but for the first frostings of grey at temple and lip.
3. He wore the usual faded, dun-coloured every-day clothes of the peasant and labourer, coarse woollen chausses and short homespun tunic, with a capuchon pushed back from his head and dangling at his back; but the belt that circled his hips was of finely-tooled leather, and had straps to attach both sword and dagger, though he wore neither; and his boots were knee-high, and also of soft leather, no doubt hand-worked somewhere in Wales, from native deerskin.
4. All the peoples of the far north-east wore two-layer deerskin clothing, the men having a jerkin pulled over the head, while women wore a combination garment.
5. It has been described as roughly dressed deerskin, as used by certain monastic binders.
6. Made from buffalo hide and deerskin, it is decorated with eagle feathers.
7. The forest Tungus wore deerskin clothing consisting of long, supple leggings, a loin-cloth, and an edge-to-edge coat with a separate bodice to fill in its open front.
8. The old woman said something and Simon turned and came back into the room and stood by the deerskin pallet on which Hugh was lying.
9. On the other hand, the "Horse Tungus, of the Mongolian borderland, like the related Oroch and Negidal peoples of the lower Amur, adopted the Mongolian wrap-over coat of deerskin or quilted material.
10. On his head was a special headdress of deerskin and feathers, and sometimes a metal crown bearing antlers or a bird effigy.