Sash

Pronunciation: /sæʃ/

Definitions of sash

noun a long strip or loop of cloth worn over one shoulder or around the waist, especially as part of a ceremonial dress

Example Sentences

A1 She tied a sash around her waist.

A2 The girl wore a colorful sash during the parade.

B1 The beauty queen's sash had the words 'Miss Universe' on it.

B2 The sash was embroidered with intricate designs and patterns.

C1 The sash was made of luxurious silk and adorned with jewels.

C2 The ceremonial sash symbolized the leader's authority and power.

Examples of sash in a Sentence

formal The diplomat wore a traditional sash as part of his ceremonial attire.

informal She tied a colorful sash around her waist to add a pop of color to her outfit.

slang I love how that sash makes your dress look so much cooler.

figurative The river flowed through the valley like a sash of silver winding its way through the landscape.

Grammatical Forms of sash

• past tense: sashed
• plural: sashes
• comparative: more sash
• superlative: most sash
• present tense: sashes
• future tense: will sash
• perfect tense: have sashed
• continuous tense: is sashing
• singular: sash
• positive degree: sash
• infinitive: to sash
• gerund: sashing
• participle: sashing

Origin and Evolution of sash

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'sash' originated from the Old French word 'chasse' meaning a strap or belt.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'sash' evolved to specifically refer to a long strip or band of cloth worn around the waist or over one shoulder, often as part of a uniform or ceremonial attire.