Yule Log

Pronunciation: /jul lɔɡ/

Definitions of yule log

noun a traditional Christmas dessert made of a rolled sponge cake filled and frosted with cream or icing, often decorated to resemble a log

Example Sentences

A1 The yule log is a traditional Christmas dessert.

A2 I baked a delicious yule log for our holiday party.

B1 The yule log tradition dates back to medieval times.

B2 My grandmother's yule log recipe is a family favorite.

C1 The yule log symbolizes the warmth and light of the holiday season.

C2 The bakery's yule log was beautifully decorated with edible flowers.

Examples of yule log in a Sentence

formal During the holiday season, many families enjoy the tradition of burning a yule log in the fireplace.

informal Hey, let's grab a yule log and light it up for some cozy vibes.

slang I love snuggling up by the fire with a yule log, it's so chill.

figurative The yule log symbolizes warmth and togetherness during the festive season.

Grammatical Forms of yule log

• plural: yule logs
• comparative: more yule log
• superlative: most yule log
• present tense: yule log
• future tense: will yule log
• perfect tense: has yule logged
• continuous tense: is yule logging
• singular: yule log
• positive degree: yule log
• infinitive: to yule log
• gerund: yule logging
• participle: yule logged

Origin and Evolution of yule log

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The tradition of burning a yule log dates back to ancient times when it was believed to bring good luck and protection from evil spirits during the winter solstice.

Evolution of the word: The term 'yule log' originally referred to the actual log itself, often a large piece of wood that was burned in the hearth. Over time, it came to also refer to the custom of burning the log as part of Christmas celebrations.