ガロッシュ

Please see "A-350" (missile) about the ABM-1 ガロッシュ anti-ballistic missile.

ガロッシュ

ガロッシュ (from French galoches) is a fender, waterproofing, a rubber "shoe to wear on the shoes" for the cold protection and is kind of rubber shoes. I protect shoes of the inside from water and mud and am a shoe to wear to protect a foot not to get wet.

Alias, I am known as boat shoes, dickersons, overshoes. Boots may be called ガロッシュ.

History

The word this ガロッシュ comes from the shoes (Gaulish shoe, gallicae) of the person from Gaul. I had the sole where an upper leather and the sculpture of the tree were given to these shoes and when a Roman conquered Gaul, gained the favor and came to wear shoes using a sculpture and the red leather which nobles devoted themselves to.

It is words to hint at "shoes to wear with wearing shoes" not to stain the room like slippers in Turkey. The spelling called "Golosh" used in Great Britain is the word that changed in about 1920 [¹]; [²] [³].

Allied item

• Wellington boots

References

1. ^ Victorian Research Login needed
2. ^ "Golosh." 1911 Encyclopedia (September 24, 2006). September 28, 2012 reading.
3. ^ "Galosh." Answers (January 1, 1970). September 28, 2012 reading.

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