I. ˈsikləs noun
( plural cyc·lades -ləˌdēz)
Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin, woman's robe with a border around it, from Greek kyklas, from kyklas, adjective, encircling, from kyklos circle, wheel — more at wheel
1. : a sleeveless tunic shorter in front than behind and worn especially in the 14th century by knights over their armor
2. : a full-length garment similar to a cyclas but worn by women
II.
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin
synonym of sphaerium