Garderobe - translation to English
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Garderobe - translation to English

ROOM IN MEDIEVAL CASTLES, USUALLY FOR TOILET
Privy shaft; Garderobe tower; Garderobes
  • The garderobe at [[Peveril Castle]], [[Derbyshire]], England
  • Interior of a late 13th-century garderobe at [[Chirk Castle]] in Wales.

Garderobe         
n. wardrobe, furniture for holding clothes (dresser, bureau, etc.); cloakroom, room where items
fine clothes         
1925 FILM DIRECTED BY JOHN M. STAHL
schöne Garderobe
wardrobe      
n. Kleiderschrank; Garderobe

Definition

garderobe
['g?:dr??b]
¦ noun
1. a toilet in a medieval building.
2. a wardrobe or storeroom in a medieval building.
Origin
ME: Fr., from garder 'to keep' + robe 'robe, dress'; cf. wardrobe.

Wikipedia

Garderobe

Garderobe is a historic term for a room in a medieval castle. The Oxford English Dictionary gives as its first meaning a store-room for valuables, but also acknowledges "by extension, a private room, a bed-chamber; also a privy".

The word derives from the French garde de robes, meaning "robes (or clothing) protector": thus, a closet or a toilet seat that would tend to prevent clothing from getting soiled.

Its most common use now is as a term for a castle toilet.

Examples of use of Garderobe
1. Soldaten–Garderobe Zirkusdirektor oder Zarensohn?
2. Lonsdale–Garderobe sei für ihre Qualität bekannt.
3. Neben der Garderobe spielt eine Violinistin ziemlich atonale polnische Kompositionen.
4. Das Zusammenstellen der passenden Garderobe birgt grauenvolle Momente.
5. Mal verteilte er Seitenhiebe für die Garderobe prominenter Frauen.