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Sackcloth শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: চট

Sackcloth Meaning In Bengali চট

Sackcloth

চট, গুনচট, শোক বা প্রায়শ্চিত্তের পোশাক,

Definition

1) Sackcloth is a coarse, heavy fabric woven from flax or hemp fibers, often used historically to make sacks and as a symbol of mourning or penitence in religious contexts.
2) Sackcloth can refer to a garment made from sackcloth fabric, typically a rough, plain garment worn as a sign of humility or sorrow.
3) In a figurative sense, sackcloth can be used to describe a state of mourning, repentance, or humiliation, often associated with a feeling of deep distress or grief.

Examples

Sackcloth Example in a sentence

1) The penitent monk wore a rough garment made of sackcloth.

2) The prophet often wore sackcloth as a sign of mourning.

3) The beggar's clothes were tattered sackcloth.

4) In biblical times, people would wear sackcloth as a symbol of repentance.

5) The farmer used old sackcloth sacks to cover his crops during a storm.

6) The prisoner was dressed in a coarse sackcloth uniform.

7) The widow clad herself in sackcloth after her husband's death.

8) Sackcloth was commonly worn by penitents during religious rituals.

9) The hermit lived in a cave, clad in a robe of rough sackcloth.

10) The impoverished family made clothing out of sackcloth scraps to stay warm in the winter.

Part of Speech

Sackcloth (Noun)

Synonyms

Sackcloth , Hessian - (NOUN) চট

Gunny , Sackcloth - (NOUN) গুনচট

Sackcloth - (SYNONYM) শোক বা প্রায়শ্চিত্তের পোশাক

Antonyms

Silk
Satin
Velvet

Encyclopedia

Sackcloth is a coarse, heavy fabric woven from flax or hemp fibers, often used historically to make sacks and as a symbol of mourning or penitence in religious contexts.
Sackcloth can refer to a garment made from sackcloth fabric, typically a rough, plain garment worn as a sign of humility or sorrow.
In a figurative sense, sackcloth can be used to describe a state of mourning, repentance, or humiliation, often associated with a feeling of deep distress or grief.