Khaki ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Khaki ( noun )

1. A light yellow-brown color, typically of a fabric used in military clothing and equipment.
2. A type of fabric, often made of cotton or wool, that is characterized by its light brown color and rough texture.

Origin:

The word khaki is derived from the urdu language, meaning "dust" or "soil".

Examples:

1. The soldiers were all dressed in their khaki uniform.
2. She bought a khaki skirt to wear on her safari adventure.
3. The couch was covered in a durable khaki fabric.
4. His favorite shirt was a comfortable and worn-in khaki.
5. The walls were painted a soft khaki to match the furniture.

(As an adjective)

Khaki ( adjective )

1. Of a light yellow-brown color, typically of a fabric used in military clothing and equipment.
2. Made of or resembling the fabric khaki, especially in color.

Origin:

The word khaki is derived from the urdu language, meaning "dust" or "soil".

Examples:

1. The khaki pants matched perfectly with her green shirt.
2. The kitchen had a khaki backsplash that blended well with the cabinets.
3. His eyes were a warm and inviting khaki color.
4. The carpet was a dark khaki, making it difficult to spot spills.
5. She wore a khaki hat to protect her from the sun.