Saber’s Beads

Pronunciation: /ˈseɪbərz biːdz/

Definitions of Saber’s Beads

noun Saber's Beads

Example Sentences

A1 Saber's Beads are colorful.

A2 She bought Saber's Beads at the market.

B1 Saber's Beads are handmade by local artisans.

B2 The intricate design of Saber's Beads caught everyone's attention.

C1 Collectors value Saber's Beads for their historical significance.

C2 Saber's Beads are considered a rare and valuable treasure in the jewelry world.

Examples of Saber’s Beads in a Sentence

formal Saber's Beads are intricately handcrafted jewelry pieces made from high-quality materials.

informal Have you seen Saber's Beads? They are so unique and stylish!

slang Those Saber's Beads are totally lit - I need to get myself a pair!

figurative Her creativity sparkled like Saber's Beads, shining brightly in the crowd.

Grammatical Forms of Saber’s Beads

• past tense: Saber's Beads were
• plural: Saber's Beads are
• comparative: Saber's Beads are more intricate
• superlative: Saber's Beads are the most beautiful
• present tense: Saber's Beads shine
• future tense: Saber's Beads will sparkle
• perfect tense: Saber's Beads have shimmered
• continuous tense: Saber's Beads are gleaming
• singular: Saber's Bead is
• positive degree: Saber's Beads are exquisite
• infinitive: to wear Saber's Beads
• gerund: Saber's Beads are shimmering
• participle: Saber's Beads, shining brightly

Origin and Evolution of Saber’s Beads

First Known Use: 1863 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'Saber’s Beads' originated in the United States during the American Civil War.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the bullets fired from a saber, the term evolved to refer to any small, round objects used in warfare or decoration.