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Pronunciation / Transliteration: Strohhut
"Er trug im Sommer einen Strohhut."
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A hat made of straw or similar braided plant material, typically worn in warm weather for sun protection.
"He wore a wide-brimmed straw hat to shield his face from the summer sun."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Compound of the words 'straw' (dried stalks of grain) and 'hat' (a head covering), reflecting the traditional material used to weave lightweight headwear for protection against the sun.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "straw hat" is said worldwide
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sombrero de paja
Transliteration: sombrero de paja
"Llevaba un sombrero de paja para protegerse del sol."
chapéu de palha
Transliteration: chapéu de palha
"Ele comprou um chapéu de palha na praia."
भूसे की टोपी
Transliteration: bhoose ki topi
"उसने धूप से बचने के लिए भूसे की टोपी पहनी।"
草帽
Transliteration: cǎomào
"他在烈日下戴着一顶草帽。"
밀짚모자
Transliteration: miljipmoja
"그는 햇볕을 가리기 위해 밀짚모자를 썼다."
麦わら帽子
Transliteration: mugiwara bōshi
"彼女は海辺で麦わら帽子をかぶっていた。"
chapeau de paille
Transliteration: chapeau de paille
"Il portait un chapeau de paille à la plage."
Strohhut
Transliteration: Strohhut
"Er trug im Sommer einen Strohhut."
cappello di paglia
Transliteration: cappello di paglia
"Si mise un cappello di paglia per ripararsi dal sole."
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