Kilt ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Kilt ( noun )

A knee-length garment worn by men in Scotland, traditionally made of woolen cloth and worn with a belt and a sporran.

Origin:

The word kilt comes from the scottish word "kilt" which refers to a knee-length garment worn by men in scotland, traditionally made of woolen cloth and worn with a belt and a sporran. the word has been in use since the 16th century.

Examples:

1. He wore a kilt to the Scottish festival.
2. The kilt is a traditional Scottish garment.
3. The kilts worn by the Scottish guards are made of a specific tartan.
4. He purchased a kilt for his trip to Scotland.
5. The kilt is worn with a belt and sporran.

(As a verb)

Kilt ( verb )

A knee-length garment worn by men in Scotland, traditionally made of woolen cloth and worn with a belt and a sporran.

Origin:

The word kilt comes from the scottish word "kilt" which refers to a knee-length garment worn by men in scotland, traditionally made of woolen cloth and worn with a belt and a sporran. the word has been in use since the 16th century.

Examples:

1. He wore a kilt to the Scottish festival.
2. The kilt is a traditional Scottish garment.
3. The kilts worn by the Scottish guards are made of a specific tartan.
4. He purchased a kilt for his trip to Scotland.
5. The kilt is worn with a belt and sporran.