goathair
UK/ˈɡəʊtˌhɛə/US/ˈɡoʊtˌhɛɹ/
goathair noun: the hair of a goat, especially as used in making textiles.
Noun
goathair (uncountable)
- The hair of a goat, especially as used in making textiles.
- At the front and back of the roof, narrow strips of woven goathair (mukhal) are usually sewn on to provide a bed for the pins which attach the front and back curtain walls (rugwâg) to the roof.1999, William & Fidelity Lancaster, People, Land and Water in the Arab Middle East, page 239
Forms of goathair
| alternative form | goatshair |
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Origin of goathair
From goat + hair.
Questions about goathair
- What does goathair mean?
- Goathair means the hair of a goat, especially as used in making textiles.
- What part of speech is goathair?
- Goathair is a noun.
- How do you pronounce goathair?
- Goathair is pronounced /ˈɡəʊtˌhɛə/ (UK).
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