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Meaning & Definition of Sable in English

English

Sable

A small, dark-furred mammal valued for its fur.


Pronunciation:

/ˈseɪ.bəl/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

sables

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A small marten-like animal with dark fur, native to northern regions.

    Example Sentence: The sable is highly prized for its luxurious fur.

  • Definition: The color black, especially in heraldry.

    Example Sentence: The knight's shield was emblazoned with a sable lion.

  • Definition: A type of fur derived from the sable animal.

    Example Sentence: She wore a stunning coat made of sable fur.

  • Definition: A heraldic tincture, representing the color black.

    Example Sentence: In the coat of arms, the eagle was rendered sable.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English, from Old French 'sablin', from Latin 'sabulinus' (from 'sabulum' meaning 'sand').

Synonyms

blackdarkfurmarten

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • sable coat: A fur coat made from sable fur.
  • sable color: Referring to the color black, especially in artistic contexts.

Translations

  • Spanish: sable
  • French: sable
  • German: Zobel
  • Russian: соболь

Related Words

  • marten: A small, carnivorous mammal related to the sable.
  • fur: The soft hair covering of many animals, often used in clothing.

Slang Meanings of sable

  • Meaning: Sleek or stylish appearance.

    Example Sentence: She looked sable in her new outfit at the party.