English to Swahili Meaning of sandal - viatu

Sandal :
viatu

viatu

viatuviatu
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Definitions of sandal in English
Noun(1) a shoe consisting of a sole fastened by straps to the foot
Examples of sandal in English
(1) The absence of legislation to stop illicit felling of sandalwood from the Marayur sandal forest and distillation of sandal oil has made sandal factories in the State active of late.(2) It features a sling-back strap, which not only secure the sandal to your foot, but also offers a lovely, sensible heel.(3) Another popular sandal is the Lagoon sandal , which comes in a wide variety of trendy colors, like blues and greens.(4) She wore a simple sandal of light brown on her feet.(5) It is insulting to hit someone with a shoe or sandal , point the soles of one's feet at someone, and step over a person.(6) Sturdy footwear does not include any type of open-toed shoe or sandal .(7) Ending in style, the footwear is chappals or sandals , mostly strappy leather or with sequence.(8) Yet another style for your feet this summer is the merger between running shoes and sandals .(9) Also consider bringing an extra pair of shoes, such as sneakers or sandals , that do not damage plant life like a heavy boot does.(10) I abandoned my shirt for my floral bikini top and my little white tennis shoes for sandals .(11) Her sandals felt light compared to the thick boots she had been wearing.(12) He tickles my leg under the table with his sandalled feet.(13) Old shoes, new shoes, sandals , sneakers, hi-heels, cowboy boots, clogs, even snow shoes were sent.(14) My sandalled feet curled on the soft mink carpet and I gaped at the walls and walls of clothes that circled the whole place.(15) A sandalled monk stood in the doorway, watching the crowds filing into the wrong place of worship.(16) People are swapping their snowshoes and mukluks for sandals .
Related Phrases of sandal
Synonyms
M
1. sandal ::
viatu
2. slipper ::
koshi
3. sandalwood ::
sandalwood
Different Forms
sandal, sandals
Word Example from TV Shows
...sandal season is year round.

...SANDAL season is year round.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 1

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