súgán
- noun
- /ˈsuːɡɑːn/
- Irish
- In rural Ireland, people often used súgán for making baskets and tying bundles.
Examples
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The artisan crafted a beautiful súgán from local straw.
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The craftsman wove a sturdy súgán to repair the old kitchen chair.
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She admired the traditional súgán seat on the antique wooden stool.
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Have you ever seen a súgán chair?
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The craftsman wove a sturdy súgán to repair the old kitchen chair.
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In rural Ireland, people often used súgán for making baskets and tying bundles.
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She admired the traditional súgán seat on the antique wooden stool.
Synonyms
A thick strong cord made by twisting fibers used for tying or pulling
A flat braided rope made from plant fibers used on ships
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word súgán comes from Irish súgán, which means 'straw rope'. So a súgán is literally a rope made from straw, used for baskets, seats, or tying things.