Hammock ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hammock ( noun )

A hanging bed or couch made of canvas, netting, or other materials, suspended between two points and used for swinging or resting.

Origin:

From the taino word "hamaca" which means "fish net" , which in turn comes from the taíno word "hamaka" which means "fish net".

Examples:

1. She relaxed in the hammock, swaying gently in the breeze.
2. I'm going to take a nap in the hammock.
3. He hung a hammock between two trees in his backyard.
4. The hammock was the perfect spot to read a book on a lazy afternoon.
5. He wanted to put a hammock on his balcony but it was too small.

(As a verb)

Hammock ( verb )

A hanging bed or couch made of canvas, netting, or other materials, suspended between two points and used for swinging or resting.

Origin:

From the taino word "hamaca" which means "fish net" , which in turn comes from the taíno word "hamaka" which means "fish net".

Examples:

1. She relaxed in the hammock, swaying gently in the breeze.
2. I'm going to take a nap in the hammock.
3. He hung a hammock between two trees in his backyard.
4. The hammock was the perfect spot to read a book on a lazy afternoon.
5. He wanted to put a hammock on his balcony but it was too small.