SCARVES Meaning and
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Scarves are clothing accessories typically made of fabric that are worn around the neck or head for warmth, protection, or style. They are designed to drape softly and provide a fashionable and functional addition to an outfit. Scarves can be unisex and are popular across various cultures, climates, and fashion trends.
Scarves come in a wide range of materials, including wool, silk, cotton, cashmere, and synthetic fibers, each offering different levels of insulation and texture. They may feature distinct patterns, colors, or prints, and can be relatively plain or intricately decorated, depending on personal preference or the occasion.
The length, width, and shape of scarves vary, with traditional designs being rectangular, square, or triangular. Different styles of tying and draping scarves can create various looks, allowing wearers to express their individuality and adapt to their desired level of warmth or coverage.
Aside from offering protection against cold weather, scarves can also be used to shield the neck and throat in windy or dusty environments. They can serve as a fashion statement, adding an elegant touch to an ensemble or bringing attention to a specific area of an outfit. Scarves have the versatility to be worn not only during colder months but also during transitional seasons or to complement specific event dress codes.
Overall, scarves offer a combination of practicality and style, making them an essential accessory in many wardrobes worldwide.
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A sort of oblong shaw thrown loosely over the shoulders.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of SCARVES
The word "scarves" is the plural form of "scarf". The term "scarf" originates from the Old Northern French word "escharpe", which means a long, narrow band or strip of cloth. This word is derived from the Old French term "escharp", meaning "vestment" or "sash". It is also related to the Norman French word "escarpe", which means "band" or "strip". Ultimately, the etymology traces back to the Late Latin word "excorpus", meaning "strip of cloth" or "scarf". The word "scarf" entered the English language during the 16th century, and later, "scarves" became the accepted plural form.
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