plait
ഉണ്ണിയുടെ
definition
verb
He gently combed the tangles out of her hair and deftly plaited a long simple braid.
form (hair or other material) into a plait or plaits.
example
Children 'plait' them, knot them, and turn them into anything from friendship bracelets to tiny dragons.
But the Qing were also Manchu invaders, who forced every Chinese man to wear his hair in a long 'plait' as a sign of subjection and instigated a literary inquisition that codified what could and could not be read in China.
This enables him to survey his ambitious narrative with the splendid omniscience he needs to 'plait' the supple strands of his plot with all the skills of an Egyptian basket weaver.
‘I'll show you how to wash and 'plait' long hair, kid,’ he offered.
She looked so pretty, clad in a cornflower blue silk dress that matched her eyes, and wearing her hair in a complex 'plait' ; tiny ringlets framing her face.
She began to 'plait' her long white hair over her shoulder, yanking the tangles apart without grimacing.
So now all I have to do is 'plait' the onions before I hang them in the garage.
With his trademark single flaxen 'plait' snaking lazily down his jumper, Britain's leading organic gardener certainly appears to practise what he preaches.
There was a room full of women's hair, and amongst the hair was a single 'plait' , like Sally has sometimes.
She wore her long dark hair in side 'plait' and she wore red tracksuit bottoms and a hooded top.
She walked over to Margaret and began to 'plait' her hair, her strong fingers moving swiftly over Margaret's light brown hair.
She stopped and tilted her head to the side, but her dark hair remained plastered to her forehead, a few frizzy strands escaping her 'plait' .
She then proceeded to braid her long red hair into a 'plait' and wrap it around her head like a crown.
I brushed my hair, then braided it in a single 'plait' down my back that hung to my waist.
One day during that festive week his youngest wife went to 'plait' her hair and forgot to return to his compound to fix her part of his afternoon meal.
The long train skirt is in a 'plait' and trimmed up the aides with lace to the wrist and on in shell shape.
She has red-brown, extremely long hair, usually tied in a 'plait' with two dreadlocks behind each ear.
He left a few chunks of hair free along the hairline to cornrow and 'plait' over the existing cornrows.
Harvest the garlic (usually just after Christmas) lay them out on a path or verandah for a week or two until dry, brush them off, 'plait' them together and hang them up.
Mama told me to wear my lavender morning dress and to 'plait' my hair with the matching ribbons I had.
He will bring ready-prepared dough and show the children how to 'plait' dough, and the children will also be given the chance to take part in a plaiting competition.
Her skin was richly cocoa-colored, her hair was pulled into a single 'plait' and her native accent was strong.
Black strands were falling from her firm 'plait' of hair, and her face looked ashen in the firelight.
They also cook, play cards, sing songs, baby-sit and 'plait' rope out of camel wool.
If you want to 'plait' the garlic, the leaves should be left as long as possible and moistened to make them supple.
Her body, carved and faceted with all of the concentrated vigor of an Expressionist woodcut and burnished a brick red, gives way to a thick 'plait' of wiry gray hair.
Her flaxen hair was drawn back in a single 'plait' bound with cord.
Her hair was 'plaited' into one long heavy braid hanging down her back, presumably for ease when travelling.
Like their counterparts 60 years ago, the young visitors used fragments of fabric to create 'plaited' rugs and a quilt.
Her lip had healed over night, and her long hair had been 'plaited' and gathered at the nape of her neck.
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