شریت

Ottoman Turkish
شریت

Alternative forms
  • شرید (şerid), شریط (şerit), شیریت (şirit)

Etymology

Borrowed from Arabic شَرِيط (šarīṭ, “tape, ribbon, band”).

Noun

شریت • (şerit) (definite accusative شریدی (şeridi), plural شریتلر (şeritler))

  1. tape, any thin and flat material produced in the form of a roll
  2. ribbon, a long, narrow tape used for decoration of clothing
    Synonym: قوردله (kordela)
  3. galloon, a braided trimming with bullion thread on men's coats

Derived terms
  • شریت صوغلجانی (şerit soğulcanı, “tapeworm”)
  • شریتجی (şeritci, “ribbon weaver”)
  • شریتلمك (şeritlemek, “to tape”)
  • شریتلو (şeritli, “furnished with a tape”)
  • صرمه شریدی (sırma şeridi, “golden trimming”)
  • مساحه شریدی (mesaha şeridi, “measuring tape”)

Descendants
  • Turkish: şerit
  • → Albanian: shirit
  • → Armenian: շէրիտ (šērit), շրիդ (šrid)
  • → Pontic Greek: σ̌ερίτ' (šerít'), σ̌α̤ρίτ' (šärít'), σ̌ερίτιν (šerítin)

Further reading
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