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Meaning of kerchief
A kerchief is a piece of cloth used to cover or tie around the head or neck for warmth, fashion, or as a symbol of identity or affiliation.
Etymology of kerchief
The word "kerchief" has its roots in the Old French word "couvre-chief," meaning "head covering."
It is derived from the Latin words "cooperire," meaning "to cover," and "caput," meaning "head."
The term has been used in English since the 14th century to refer to a variety of head and neck coverings.
Synonyms
bandana
scarf
headscarf
shawl
wrap
turban
veil
mantilla
babushka
foulard
neckerchief
cravat
ascot
tie
cloth
fabric
textile
material
garment
accessory
headwear
neckwear
facewear
mask
covering
drape
cloak
cape
poncho
shawl
mantel
cloak
cowl
hood
coif
wimple
headrail
snood
fillet
fascinator
bonnet
hat
cap
kerchief
hood
coif
Definitions
- A kerchief is a square or triangular piece of cloth worn around the head, neck, or shoulders for warmth, fashion, or as a symbol of identity or affiliation.
- * It can also refer to a cloth used to cover or tie around an object, such as a headscarf or a neckerchief.
Usage Examples
- She wore a colorful kerchief around her neck to add a pop of color to her outfit.
- * He tied a kerchief around his head to keep the sweat out of his eyes while working in the garden.
- * The kerchief was a symbol of the team's identity and was worn by all the players during the game.