Meaning & Definition of word "Kilt"

Kilt

/kɪlt/

1. A traditional Scottish garment resembling a skirt, typically made of woolen cloth with a tartan pattern, worn by men.
- Example: He wore a bright blue kilt to the Scottish festival.
2. A garment similar to a kilt, often worn in Scottish and Irish culture, that consists of pleats at the back and is wrapped around the waist.
- Example: The dancer's kilt swirled gracefully as he performed.
3. In some regions, a short pleated skirt me made from similar fabrics, especially in historical or ceremonial contexts.
- Example: For the reenactment, he chose to wear a kilt to honor his Scottish heritage.

●The term 'kilt' comes from the Scots word ‘kilt,’ meaning to tuck up or to roll up.

kilted:

Wearing or something resembling a kilt.

kilt and sporran:

Referring to a kilt paired with a traditional pouch worn at the front.

tartan:

A patterned fabric consisting of criss-crossed horizontal and vertical bands in multiple colors.

sporran:

A pouch worn on the front of a kilt, often made of leather or fur.

Meaning: To 'kilt up'

● Example Sentence: He decided to kilt up for the Highland Games.

Meaning: Kilted warrior

● Example Sentence: During the fantasy event, he dressed as a kilted warrior.