Definition of platilla in English:

platilla

noun pləˈtɪlə

historical

A kind of white linen made in Silesia; a piece of this.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Dampier (1651–1715), buccaneer and explorer. From Spanish platilla, probably from plata silver + -illa, with reference to the silvery-white colour of the textile. The Spanish word was apparently coined by Spanish merchants who worked in the export business in Germany or France: see further R. Vidos 1951, in Revista portuguesa de filologia 4 269.

Definition of platilla in US English:

platilla

nounpləˈtɪlə

historical

A kind of white linen made in Silesia; a piece of this.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Dampier (1651–1715), buccaneer and explorer. From Spanish platilla, probably from plata silver + -illa, with reference to the silvery-white colour of the textile. The Spanish word was apparently coined by Spanish merchants who worked in the export business in Germany or France: see further R. Vidos 1951, in Revista portuguesa de filologia 4 269.

单词	platilla
释义	Definition of platilla in English: platilla noun pləˈtɪlə historical A kind of white linen made in Silesia; a piece of this. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Dampier (1651–1715), buccaneer and explorer. From Spanish platilla, probably from plata silver + -illa, with reference to the silvery-white colour of the textile. The Spanish word was apparently coined by Spanish merchants who worked in the export business in Germany or France: see further R. Vidos 1951, in Revista portuguesa de filologia 4 269. Definition of platilla in US English: platilla nounpləˈtɪlə historical A kind of white linen made in Silesia; a piece of this. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in William Dampier (1651–1715), buccaneer and explorer. From Spanish platilla, probably from plata silver + -illa, with reference to the silvery-white colour of the textile. The Spanish word was apparently coined by Spanish merchants who worked in the export business in Germany or France: see further R. Vidos 1951, in Revista portuguesa de filologia 4 269.
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