Ôr'tho-stāde, n.
n. [Fr. orthostade, Gr. ὀρθοσταδίας, from ὀρθός, straight, and ἵστασθαι, to stand, ἱστάναι, to place.] (Ancient Costume.) A long and ample tunic, with straight or upright folds.
n. [Fr. orthostade, Gr. ὀρθοσταδίας, from ὀρθός, straight, and ἵστασθαι, to stand, ἱστάναι, to place.] (Ancient Costume.) A long and ample tunic, with straight or upright folds.