Plait ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Plait ( verb )

1. To make by braiding or interweaving.
2. To braid or interweave (the hair).

Origin:

Middle english (as a verb), from old french plait, from latin plicare, from plicare to fold.

Examples:

1. She plaited the horse's mane.
2. She plaited her own hair in a thick braid.
3. The girls plaited flowers in their hair.
4. He plaited the rope to make it stronger.
5. She was plaiting the straw to make a basket.

(As a noun)

Plait ( noun )

1. To make by braiding or interweaving.
2. To braid or interweave (the hair).

Origin:

Middle english (as a verb), from old french plait, from latin plicare, from plicare to fold.

Examples:

1. She plaited the horse's mane.
2. She plaited her own hair in a thick braid.
3. The girls plaited flowers in their hair.
4. He plaited the rope to make it stronger.
5. She was plaiting the straw to make a basket.