armilla

ar·mil·la

[ahr-mil-uh]
noun, plural ar·mil·lae [ahr-mil-ee, -mil-ahy] , ar·mil·las.
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armilla
1706, from L., lit. "bracelet, hoop," from armus "shoulder" (see arm (1)).
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