Tudung

Pronunciation: /tuːdʌŋ/

Definitions of tudung

noun a type of headscarf worn by Muslim women to cover their hair and neck

Example Sentences

A1 I wear a tudung to cover my head when I go to the mosque.

A2 She bought a new tudung to match her outfit for the wedding.

B1 The tudung she wore was beautifully embroidered with intricate patterns.

B2 In Malaysia, it is common for women to wear tudung as part of their traditional attire.

C1 The tudung she wore was made of luxurious silk and adorned with sparkling jewels.

C2 As a fashion designer, she is known for creating innovative designs for tudung that are both stylish and modest.

Examples of tudung in a Sentence

formal The tudung is a traditional headscarf worn by Muslim women for modesty.

informal She always looks elegant in her tudung.

slang I love how she rocks her tudung with style.

figurative The tudung symbolizes the importance of modesty and humility in our culture.

Grammatical Forms of tudung

• past tense: tudunged
• plural: tudungs
• comparative: more tudung
• superlative: most tudung
• present tense: tudungs
• future tense: will tudung
• perfect tense: have tudunged
• continuous tense: is tudunging
• singular: tudung
• positive degree: tudung
• infinitive: to tudung
• gerund: tudunging
• participle: tudunged

Origin and Evolution of tudung

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Malay

Story behind the word: The word 'tudung' originated from the Malay language.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a headscarf worn by Muslim women to cover their hair, the term 'tudung' has evolved to encompass various styles and designs of headscarves that are worn for religious, cultural, or fashion purposes.