Spanish
piel de armiño 
White winter fur of the stoat, usually with black tips or "spots", restricted to nobility and high clergy and frequently used in ceremonial clothing.
Synonyms
Examples for "ermine"
Examples for "ermine"
1
Many beavers are in the packs, much marten and fox and ermine.
2
The judge rose again, solemnly, in all the majesty of his ermine.
3
White ermine was meant to express moral purity; white waistcoats were not.
4
Above the ermine, on one side of the sign, were the words:-
5
She was in evening dress, all in white, with an ermine wrap.
1
I want to trim it with white ermine fur, and the tails.
2
Pantalaimon's white ermine fur bristled: she felt it tickling her neck.
3
One found there many clothes of sable and ermine fur.
4
Knights - velvet, branched satin, ermine fur
5
Ermine furs, for instance, are absurd on a woman of forty-five or fifty.
6
Rose de Vigne, exquisitely fair in ruby velvet and ermine furs paused on the verandah, looking pensively forth.
7
"Bring me the ermine furs, girl!" said the Countess, shivering.
8
"The very same," said Father Beaver, "and Ermine fur is more valuable than our own.