Moccasin (noun)

A type of shoe or slipper, traditionally made of soft leather and decorated with beads or other ornamentation, traditionally worn by Native Americans.

Origin:

Derived from the algonquian word "makasin" meaning "shoe".

Examples:

1. The moccasins were made of deerskin and decorated with beadwork.
2. Moccasins were originally worn by Native Americans and have since become popular footwear worldwide.
3. The moccasins are designed to be comfortable and easy to walk in.
4. Moccasins are often made from soft leather, such as deerskin or buckskin.
5. Some moccasins are designed to be worn indoors, while others are suitable for outdoor use.