Gadit

soldier's suit

Definitions
1phrasea set of clothes worn by a soldier, especially a military uniform
The museum displayed a soldier's suit from the First World War.
In the play, the actor wore a soldier's suit to look like an army officer.
The child pointed at the soldier's suit and asked what each badge meant.
Word Origin
Language
Latin via French
Original word
uniforme
Word parts
soldier (a member of an army) + suit (a set of clothes)
Originally meant
From Latin uniformis, from unus 'one' + forma 'shape, form', literally 'having one form'; it passed through French uniforme into English.
Background
English first records uniform as an adjective in the 16th century; the clothing noun developed later, in the early 18th century. It is cognate with words built on the same Latin elements in Romance languages, such as French uniforme and Italian uniforme.
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