shawl

• n. スカーフ、長方形のショール
• vt.ショールを巻く

ペルシャ語のshal（スカーフ、ショール）から。サンスクリット語のsati（布）が語源で、語源的にはsari（サリー）と同じ。

shawl

shawl: [17] The shawl was originally an Oriental garment – an oblong strip of cloth worn variously over the shoulders, round the waist, or as a turban, and supposedly woven from the hair of a species of Tibetan goat. Versions of it did not begin to be worn in the West until the mid- 18th century. Its name comes via Urdu from Persian shāl, which may be derived from Shāliāt, an Indian town.

shawl (n.)

1660s, originally of a type of scarf worn in Asia, from Urdu and other Indian languages, from Persian shal, sometimes said to be named for Shaliat, town in India where it was first manufactured [Klein]. French chale, Spanish chal, Italian scialle, German Shawl (from English), Russian shal all are ultimately from the same source. As the name of an article of clothing worn by Western women, it is recorded from 1767.

1. Wrap your baby snugly in a shawl or blanket.

マントや毛布を持って赤ちゃんをゆったりと包みます。

2.She had a shawl draped around her shoulders.

彼女の肩にマフラーを羽織っている。

3.The lady likes to wear the silk shawl .

女性はシルクのマフラーを愛用している。

4.She pulled her shawl about her protectively.

彼女は保護のためにスカーフを体に巻いた。

5.She draped a shawl over her shoulders.

彼女はスカーフを肩にかけた。