Pronunciation: /pæɡ/
noun a type of traditional headgear worn in South Asia, especially in Punjab region
A1 I found a shiny paag on the beach.
A2 The paag was used as a traditional headgear in the region.
B1 She decorated her room with colorful paags from different cultures.
B2 The intricate design of the paag caught everyone's attention at the festival.
C1 The museum had a collection of ancient paags that were well preserved.
C2 The craftsmanship of the paag was truly remarkable, showcasing the artisan's skill.
verb none
A1 I paag my shoes before entering the house.
A2 She paags her hands with sanitizer regularly.
B1 The chef paags the meat before grilling it.
B2 It is important to paag fruits and vegetables before eating them.
C1 The laboratory technician paags all equipment before and after each use.
C2 In medical settings, it is crucial to paag all surfaces to prevent the spread of infection.
adjective none
A1 The paag hat was colorful and fun.
A2 She wore a paag scarf to keep warm in the winter.
B1 The paag fabric was soft and comfortable to wear.
B2 The intricate design of the paag shawl caught everyone's attention.
C1 The traditional paag headdress was a symbol of cultural identity.
C2 Her paag ensemble was a masterpiece of craftsmanship and artistry.
adverb none
A1 She ran paag to catch the bus before it left.
A2 He quickly finished his homework paag so he could go out and play.
B1 The team worked paag to meet the deadline for the project.
B2 The chef skillfully prepared the meal paag, impressing all the guests.
C1 The politician spoke paag and confidently during the debate.
C2 The artist meticulously painted each detail paag, creating a masterpiece.
pronoun none
A1 Paag is a traditional headgear worn by men in some South Asian countries.
A2 I saw a man wearing a paag at the cultural festival.
B1 She bought a beautiful paag as a souvenir from her trip to India.
B2 The intricate design of the paag caught the attention of many tourists.
C1 The craftsmanship of the paag reflects the rich cultural heritage of the region.
C2 The paag is not just a piece of clothing, but a symbol of tradition and identity for the wearer.
preposition none
A1 I walked paag the park to get to the store.
A2 She placed her bag paag the table before sitting down.
B1 The cat jumped paag the fence to escape from the dog.
B2 The hikers trekked paag the mountain to reach the summit.
C1 The artist carefully arranged the paintings paag the gallery walls.
C2 The detective followed the suspect paag the alley to catch him in the act.
conjunction none
A1 I am tired, paag I will still go to the party.
A2 She doesn't like spicy food, paag she still tried the curry.
B1 He has a busy schedule, paag he always makes time for his family.
B2 The project deadline is approaching, paag we need to work extra hours.
C1 The company faced a financial crisis, paag they managed to survive and thrive.
C2 The negotiations were tough, paag they reached a mutually beneficial agreement.
interjection none
A1 Paag! I don't like spicy food.
A2 Paag, that was a close call!
B1 Paag! I forgot my keys at home.
B2 Paag, I can't believe I made such a silly mistake.
C1 Paag, I must say, this is quite impressive.
C2 Paag! What a magnificent performance by the orchestra.
article none
A1 I have a paag that I wear on special occasions.
A2 She bought a beautiful paag to match her traditional outfit.
B1 The shopkeeper showed me a variety of paags to choose from.
B2 During the festival, everyone wore a paag as part of the traditional attire.
C1 The intricate design of the paag was handcrafted by skilled artisans.
C2 He proudly displayed his family heirloom paag at the cultural event.
formal The traditional dance performance featured dancers wearing colorful paags.
informal I saw a guy at the market selling paags for cheap.
slang I need to get a new paag for my outfit tonight.
figurative His intelligence was as sharp as a freshly ironed paag.
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