Pronunciation: /ɑːɡˈbɑːdəz/

Definitions of agbadas

noun a type of flowing robe worn by men in some African cultures, typically with wide sleeves and elaborate embroidery

Example Sentences

A1 Agbadas are traditional Nigerian robes worn on special occasions.

A2 She admired the intricate embroidery on the agbadas worn by the men at the ceremony.

B1 The tailor is known for his skill in creating beautifully tailored agbadas for his clients.

B2 The agbadas were made from luxurious fabrics and adorned with elaborate beads and sequins.

C1 The designer showcased a stunning collection of agbadas at Paris Fashion Week.

C2 The agbadas worn by the dignitaries were meticulously crafted and exuded elegance and sophistication.

Examples of agbadas in a Sentence

formal The men wore traditional agbadas to the wedding ceremony.

informal I love how comfortable agbadas are to wear.

slang Check out those dope agbadas at the party!

figurative His words flowed like the intricate embroidery on a set of agbadas.

Grammatical Forms of agbadas

plural

agbadas

comparative

more agbada

superlative

most agbada

present tense

wear agbadas

future tense

will wear agbadas

perfect tense

have worn agbadas

continuous tense

are wearing agbadas

singular

agbada

positive degree

agbada

infinitive

to wear agbadas

gerund

wearing agbadas

participle

worn agbadas

Origin and Evolution of agbadas

First Known Use: 1601 year
Language of Origin: Yoruba
Story behind the word: The word 'agbadas' originated from the Yoruba people of Nigeria.
Evolution of the word: Originally referring to a type of traditional Nigerian clothing, the term 'agbadas' has evolved to also be used more broadly to describe similar flowing robes worn in other African cultures.