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Meaning of ring
The primary meaning of the word "ring" is a circular band, typically made of precious metal, worn on the finger.
Etymology of ring
The word "ring" comes from Old English "hring", which is also the source of the Modern English word "ring"
The Old English "hring" is derived from Proto-Germanic "hurgingiz", which is also the source of the Modern German word "Ring"
The Proto-Germanic "hurgingiz" is derived from Proto-Indo-European "sker-", which meant "to turn" or "to bend"
Synonyms
Definitions
- A circular band, typically made of precious metal, worn on the finger, especially as a symbol of marriage or engagement
- A circular shape or object, such as a ring of flowers or a ring of smoke
- A resonant sound, especially a clear, metallic sound, like that of a bell
- A group of people or things arranged in a circular formation
- A competitive event, especially in sports, where opponents compete in a circular or enclosed area
Usage Examples
- She wore a beautiful diamond ring on her finger.
- The ring of fire surrounded the ancient temple.
- The sound of the bell was a clear, ringing sound.
- The ring of people around the campfire sang and danced together.
- The boxing ring was the center of attention at the sports arena.