TUDOR


Meaning of TUDOR in English

adj. & n. hist.

--adj.

1. of, characteristic of, or associated with the royal family of England ruling 1485-1603 or this period.

2 of or relating to the architectural style of this period, esp. with half-timbering and elaborately decorated houses.

--n. a member of the Tudor royal family.

Phrases and idioms:

Tudor rose (in late Perpendicular decoration) a conventional five-lobed figure of a rose esp. a red rose encircling a white one.

Etymology: Owen Tudor of Wales, grandfather of Henry VII

Oxford English vocab.      Оксфордский английский словарь.