哈达 (hā) — ceremonial silk scarf (used in Tibetan and Mongolian cultures as a symbol of respect and blessing)
Definition
A ceremonial silk scarf presented as a gift in Tibetan and Mongolian culture — the white version is the most common and symbolizes purity and respect, traditionally offered to guests, elders, or at weddings.
noun
ceremonial silk scarf (used in Tibetan and Mongolian cultures as a symbol of respect and blessing)
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Examples
- 哈达。Tā gěi kè rén xiàn shàng le yì tiáo bái sè de hā.He presented a white hada scarf to the guest.
- ，哈达。Zài xī zàng, hā shì biǎo dá jìng yì de zhòng yào lǐ wù.In Tibet, the hada is an important gift to express respect.
- ，哈达。Hūn lǐ shàng, zhǎng bèi men wèi xīn rén guà shàng le hā.At the wedding, the elders hung hada scarves on the newlyweds.
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