Catalan
tapaculs Spanish
taparrabos 1
And among my race, we fight in a loincloth and without weapons.
2
He released the knotted loincloth, as their most sensitive reaches drew nearer.
3
He was bare to the waist, and barelegged, wearing only a loincloth.
4
Kitto turned his back and showed why he was wearing the loincloth.
5
The god, if god he was, wore nothing but a knotted loincloth.
1
Jondalar wore only his breechclout, and his skin was as tanned as hers.
2
Search him, strip him down to his breechclout, and throw him in there.
3
He was naked except for a breechclout, a filthy bit of yellow rag.
4
The little fellows who wear not much more than a breechclout play Base Ball.
5
He had removed his garments and stood up perfectly nude save for the breechclout.
1
All Igorot-men, women, and children-sleepwithout breechcloth, skirt, or jacket.
2
She smiled and patted herself on the bare skin between her halter top and breechcloth.
3
Clad in a bright-red breechcloth and extra-high silk hat was the capitán who headed the procession.
4
A sudden warmth spread over Jedra when he realized she was removing her halter and breechcloth.
5
They were naked except the breechcloth and moccasins, and everyone waved aloft a tomahawk as he sang.
6
These people wore no clothing beyond the breechcloth, and were plastered from head to foot with mud.
7
Within the Bontoc area fully 50 per cent of the men wear the breechcloth simply as an apron.
8
Sometimes this pouch is carried in the folds of the breechcloth, which is the only pocket the Negrito possesses.
9
He was naked save for a breechcloth and boot moccasins and his face was daubed with ocher and vermilion.
10
There was a mural on one wall showing Spanish conquistadors and breechcloth-clad Native Americans as we came down the escalators.
11
Dark faces showed in the sunlight, brown figures, naked save for the breechcloth, horribly painted, muscles tense, flashed through the undergrowth.
12
Despite the cold, Tandakora wore little but the breechcloth, and his mighty chest and shoulders were painted with many hideous devices.
13
The warriors were quite naked, save for the breechcloth, and their broad shoulders and chests were painted with many hideous decorations.
14
Below the belt was breechcloth, followed by leggins and moccasins, but it was noticeable that he carried no rifle with him.
15
At about the age of puberty, say at 15, it is usual for the boy to possess a breechcloth, or wa′-nĭs.
16
Shedding his gold robes so that he wore nothing but a leather breechcloth, the dark-haired youth sprang on top of the altar.