buckskinned

/bˈʌkskɪnd/ adj

Wearing clothes made from buckskin.

Word Origin Buckskinned is from buckskin (buck 'male deer' + skin) plus -ed, meaning 'clad in buckskin.' Buck comes from Proto-Germanic bukkaz, related to bucktooth and bucking. Skin comes from skinþaz, giving us skinny, skinflint, and foreskin. The PIE root *bʰago- for 'buck' also gives us bach (a male pig) and possibly bag. So buckskinned means dressed in deer hide.

adj Wearing clothes made from buckskin.

The frontiersman stood proudly in his buckskinned attire, ready for the long hunt.

(形容词) 穿鹿皮衣的

那位拓荒者骄傲地穿着他的鹿皮服装,准备进行漫长的狩猎。

(adjetivo) Que viste ropa hecha de piel de ante.

El fronterizo se mantuvo orgulloso en su atuendo de piel de ante, listo para la larga cacería.

(adjectif) vêtu de peau de daim; en peau de daim; habillé en peau de daim [Vêtu de vêtements en peau de daim.]

Le frontiersman se tenait fièrement dans sa tenue buckskinned, prêt pour la longue chasse.

(Adjektiv) in Wildleder gekleidet; mit Wildlederkleidung [Mit Kleidung aus Hirschleder bekleidet.]

Der Trapper stand stolz in seiner **buckskinned** Kleidung da, bereit für die lange Jagd.

(形容詞) 鹿皮(buckskin)で作られた衣服を身につけているさま。

その辺境の男は、長い狩りに備えて、鹿皮の服装で堂々と立っていた。

(adjetivo) vestido de couro de cervo; trajado de camurça [Que veste roupas feitas de couro de cervo.]

O fronteiriço estava de pé orgulhosamente em sua vestimenta de couro de cervo, pronto para a longa caçada.

Word parts: buck + skin + ed

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