Sashed: meaning, definitions and examples
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sashed
[ sæʃt ]
fashion term
Sashed refers to the act of wearing or attaching a sash, which is a strip or loop of fabric worn around the waist or across the shoulder. It is often used in fashion to indicate style or rank.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- She was sashed in a beautifully embroidered belt.
- The winner was sashed with a gold ribbon.
- He sashayed into the room with a stylish new sash.
Translations
Translations of the word "sashed" in other languages:
🇵🇹 cinturado
- com faixa
- com faixa na cintura
🇮🇳 बांधना
- कमर पर बांधना
- सजाना
🇩🇪 geschnallt
- mit Gurt
- mit einem Gürtel
🇮🇩 dengan sabuk
- dengan ikat pinggang
- terikat
🇺🇦 засмужений
- перетягнутий
- з обрамленням
🇵🇱 z paskiem
- opasany
- zapięty
🇯🇵 サッシュされた
- ベルトで締めた
- 帯で締めた
🇫🇷 sashé
- ceinturé
- attaché
🇪🇸 cinturón
- con cinturón
- atado
🇹🇷 kemerli
- kuşaklı
- bağlanmış
🇰🇷 허리띠로 묶인
- 띠가 있는
- 사선으로 묶인
🇸🇦 مربوط
- مربوط بحزام
- مربوط حول الخصر
🇨🇿 se šňůrou
- s páskem
- s opaskem
🇸🇰 s opaskom
- s pásom
- sťahovaný
🇨🇳 系带的
- 用带子束缚的
- 用腰带的
🇸🇮 s pasom
- zavezan
- z obročem
🇮🇸 beltið
- me belti
- sniðið
🇰🇿 белдікпен
- байланған
- белдемшеленген
🇬🇪 საშა
- სარტყელით
- შეკრული
🇦🇿 kəmərlə
- kəmərli
- bağlanmış
🇲🇽 cinturón
- con cinturón
- atado
Etymology
The term 'sash' has its origins in the Middle French word 'sasse', which evolved from the Latin word 'sacca', meaning bag. Historically, sashes were practical items, often used to hold clothing or for utility purposes. Over the centuries, sashes transformed into decorative elements in fashion, symbolizing status, rank, or achievement. They are commonly found in ceremonial attire, such as military uniforms, graduation gowns, and even in formal wear. The verb 'sashed' emerged as the action of putting on or being adorned with a sash, highlighting both the functional and aesthetic aspects of the garment.