légatine

légatine

⇒LÉGATINE, subst. fém.
HIST. DU TEXT. Étoffe mêlée de laine et de coton ou de soie. On multipliait [au XVIIe s.] les étoffes de soie (...) et des étoffes de laine (...) voire des cotonnades et même des tissus faits d'éléments mélangés, telles que la légatine (G. JANNEAU, Le Mobilier fr., Paris, P.U.F., 1941, n° 26, p. 53).
Prononc. : [legatin]. Étymol. et Hist. 1667 legatine (Les Métiers et corporations de la ville de Paris, éd. R. de Lespinasse, t. 2, p. 309, § 55). Orig. inc.; cf. FEW t. 21, p. 548. Bbg. QUEM. DDL t. 1, 3.

légatine [legatin] n. f.
ÉTYM. 1667, in D. D. L.; semble dér. de légat, p.-ê. par l'ital., comme papeline de pape. → Popeline.
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♦ Hist. Tissu de soie et de laine.
0 (On utilisait au XVIIe s.) des cotonnades et même des tissus faits d'éléments mélangés, telles que la légatine (…)
Guillaume Janneau, le Mobilier français, p. 53.

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