The meaning of the word hat in Ephraim's explanatory dictionary. Meaning of the word hat Origin of the word hat etymological dictionary

Hat, - s.
1. feminine gender. A headdress, usually with a high crown and brim. Men's, women's hat Felt, straw hat
2. figurative meaning., masculine and f. About a sluggish, uninitiative person, a bungler ( colloquial contemptuous).
In the bag ( colloquial) about the successful, successful completion of the case.
diminutive noun hat - and feminine gender.(to 1 meaning).
derogatory noun hat, - and, feminine gender.(to 1 meaning)
adjective hat, - aya, - oe (to 1 meaning). Hat workshop.

Examples of using the word hat in the context

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HAT

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1. and.

1) The name of a headdress with a crown (usually with a brim).

2) A man's headdress with a crown - usually round - and a brim.

3) Women's headdress.

2. and. outdated

A name given by the military to a non-military civilian (usually with a hint of contempt).

3. m. and f.

Same as: bungler.

Efremova. Ephraim's explanatory dictionary. 2012

Phraseological Dictionary (Volkova)

Hat

In the bag- successfully done, ready.

From his satisfied face it was immediately clear that the deal was in the bag.

Efremova's Dictionary

Hat

and.
1. The name of a headdress with a crown (usually with a brim).
2. A man's headdress with a crown - usually round - and a brim.
3. Women's headdress.
and. outdated A name given by the military to a non-military civilian (usually with a hint of contempt).
m. and f. Same as: bungler.

Etymological Dictionary of the Russian Language

Hat

German – Slappe (hat).

The word “hat” was borrowed from the German language at the end of the 16th and beginning of the 17th centuries.

In Germany, the word Slappe did not designate headdresses in general, which differed from others by a round crown and wide brim, but only a certain soft headdress.

Word Slappe comes from the verb slappen- “to hang, to hang, to hang.”

Absent in Slavic languages.

Derivatives: hat, hat.

Ushakov's Dictionary

Hat

hat, hats, wives(from German Schlappe).

1. Men's headdress with crown, preim. round, and fields. Felt hat. Triangular hat. Straw hat.

2. Women's headdress. Summer hat without brim.

3. trans. A lethargic, unenergetic person, a bungler ( decomposition fam. neglected; original non-military, civilian - from military argot).

In the bag - cm. .

Ozhegov's Dictionary

SHL I PA, s.

1. and. A headdress, usually with a high crown and brim. Men's, women's w. Felt, straw w.

2. transfer, m. And and. About a sluggish, uninitiative person, a bungler (colloquial contempt).

In the bag(colloquial) about the successful, successful completion of the matter.

| decrease hat, And, and.(to 1 value).

| unich. hat, And, and.(to 1 value)

| adj. hat, oh, oh (to 1 value). Hat workshop.

Encyclopedia of fashion and clothing

Hat

male or female headdress, with or without brim, the head can be of different shapes. The size and shape of the hat changed several times; it was often called by the name of the inventor or the person who wore it: “a la Rubens” - a wide-brimmed headdress common in the 16th century. in Western Europe; “a la Rembrant” - a large hat with feathers and a brim - got its name because it was often found on the canvases of the great artists Rubens and Rembrandt. "a la Wellington" - two-cornered shoyapa from the early 19th century. named after the English commander, it had protrusions in the form of corners in front and behind. Large triangular hats made of black felt in the 18th century. originally they were part of the military uniform, and then - civilian clothing; they were decorated with gold braid or feathers. The Biedermeier style women's hat, often made of straw with a wide brim that frames the face, resembling a bonnet, was fashionable from 1800 to 1860. Straw hats were worn by many peoples of the world in the 18th century. they became a very fashionable European headdress, the Panama hat, boater, Florentine hat, etc. appeared.

Modern hats, for men and women, are made in various shapes and designs and from various materials, but the most common is felt. Felt hats come in a variety of styles - they can be tufted or smooth, soft or hard. In addition, they are made from fabrics, knitwear, leather, suede, straws, etc. The following are known: boater, bolero, “tok”, “tablet”, Panama hat.

(Terminological dictionary of clothing. Orlenko L.V., 1996)

This is an element of clothing “whose appearance and names change daily,” wrote V. Dahl.

Only in ancient times did a headdress have a purely practical meaning: it was used to cover the head from the sun or rain. Usually the Greeks and Romans went without hats. In the Middle Ages, it was primarily a decoration, and even a luxury item. Hats took on a wide variety of shapes, trimmed with fur, feathers, and precious stones. Wearing them was considered mandatory, and even in the 19th century. They said: “If a lady is not wearing a hat, then she is not a real lady!”

Wellington hat- bicorne (the margins are flattened at the front and back), fashionable in the early 19th century. Named after the English commander.

Hat a la Gainsborough- a women's hat with a wide brim and a low crown, similar to the hats depicted in portraits by T. Gainsborough (1727-1788).

Hat a la Rembrandt, a la Rubens- a wide-brimmed felt hat that came into fashion in the 16th century, especially in the Netherlands, so named because it is often present in the paintings of the mentioned artists.

Castor hat- a felt hat (although not always with beaver hair), or a castor hat, fashionable in the 18th century.

The “kibitka” hat is a women’s headdress of the Restoration period: deep-set, with wide straight brims that covered the entire face in profile.

Cowboy hat- a wide-brimmed Wild West cattleman's hat, variants of which appear from time to time in men's and women's fashion.

Mont-au-ciel hat- in the 17th century in France, a women's headdress with a wire frame, which was worn in a high hairstyle.

Peacock hat - a men's headdress with narrow brims and a high crown in the 14th-16th centuries; the fields in front widen, forming a visor over the forehead. The hat was decorated with a large number of peacock feathers.

Poyarka hat - in Russia - a hat made from poyarka, that is, from first-cut lamb wool.

Anthony Eden hat- black felt hat, fashionable in the 30s of the 20th century. Foreign Minister Eden Eden wore a similar hat at the time.

(Encyclopedia of fashion. Andreeva R., 1997)

Sentences containing "hat"

The father of the bride, with a simple face and a cheerful, cheerful expression, on the contrary, joyfully and quickly turns his oily, already drunken eyes and enthusiastically turns his head with a strip of a cap or hat pressed into his hair.

She baked cakes and pies for the new buffet herself, constantly endured the ridicule of her colleagues, and a few months before the opening of her own theater, unemployed, sitting in a small room in a communal apartment, in the evenings she turned on music, put on a hat and shouted to herself: “Bravo, Anna!”

He made a sign to the other four pirates, and they all also pulled off their oilskin hats from their heads and bowed to us.

If you like to spend hours roasting on the beach or working under scorching rays in the garden, protect your hair from exposure to ultraviolet radiation with a light, breezy baseball cap, headscarf, or hat.

Andrei thought that it was probably possible to jump over them, and at the very moment when this thought occurred to him, a man with a straw hat on a cord pushed off strongly from the roof, came off the carriage and flew over the railing of the bridge.

At this time, a car rattled and stopped at the teahouse, the door slammed, and I saw my friend Mansur in a white suit and a white straw hat.

Every time he met Lisa in the corridor, he politely took off his hat and bowed.

With white curls and a straw hat, she looked like a porcelain shepherdess, only with glasses.

Red Dog hesitantly tugged at his whiskers, took off his hat and bowed to Yurka.

The water under the bridge was practically still; barely noticeable circles spread across its surface, in the center of which a straw hat that looked like a huge water lily swayed.

fields.
- He laughed and coughed so hard that hat I almost fell over.
colloquial, disdainful absent-minded
- And you, I suppose, gave it right away? Eh, hat! Why did you give it?
colloquial. unpleasant situation
“I carry fields on my head, but this is not land at all” (riddle)
“Fell..., fell to the floor” (song.)
(obsolete) name given by the military to a non-military civilian (usually with a hint of contempt)
Moomintroll's magic
sluggish, uninitiative person, bungler
heads cowboy outfit
headdress
hat for the job done
Commissioner Maigret's headdress
headdress with crown
headdress with crown and brim
capacity for business
and. men's head cover, from hard stock; leather, paper, felted, felted, straw, etc. Round hat, with a straight crown, stack, and round brim. Triangular hat, service and footman. Various Russian hats types are called: coachman or straight, flat; with pick-up; with a fracture; simple or burlatskaya hairpin; Moscow hairpin; the studs are straight; kashnik; verkhovka; cap, yamskaya; priestly There is also: a cut, similar to the verkhovka; buffet, for grab, etc. Hat, kidney; hat -chonka; hat, big and ugly. Hat, bonnet, women's traveling headdress, the appearance and names of which change daily. Genus of food fungi. Various things that serve as a cap, a cover, or are compared to a hat on the head: a stove hat, a forge. movable iron vault; spire hat, nautical top circle, dromged; nail head, flat head; mushroom cap, upper part, on the spine; rapid-fire tube head, cup, cap. A hat for a grandmother, for a haystack, or made from sheaves. You can't cover sin with a hat. It's all in the bag, it's a draw: coordinated, ready, over. He loves to look under hats. Hat (triangular) with a brim, lengthwise, toe forward; in shape, across. Four brothers stand under one hat (table)? Hat, -pochny master, -nick, -pochnik m. -nitsa w. Casual acquaintance, not close. hello and goodbye. Hatter, box, hat box, for a hat
bowler hat in terms of fashion
place to do business
musketeer headdress
Panama, but not a state
Panama, but not a country
sun head cover
sombrero as a headdress
the one at "Na-Na" fell to the floor
the one from the Na-Na group fell to the floor
traditional headdress for actresses at all times
characteristic feature of a cowboy
cylinder on head
wide-brimmed sun cover
Moomintroll's magic item
headdress of the fabulous Dunno
one of the oldest headdresses with a crown and brim
headdress in which you can find a job
This is exactly what Dunno, who ended up in jail on the Moon, sold for 15 cents
favorite headdress of Mikhail Boyarsky
alive in the story of Nikolai Nosov
self-propelled headdress from a story by N. Nosov
on the clown's head
inseparable from Boyarsky
"fell on the floor"
cowboy headdress
bolivar
what helped the queen track down the soldier from the fairy tale "Flint" by Hans Andersen
where does the magician get the rabbit from?
Location of the completed case
the one that fell at the “Na-Na” group, and according to popular belief, if this happened, you will fight with your brother
“I carry fields on my head, but this is not land at all” (riddle)
"fell on the floor"
the one that fell on the floor at the Na-Na group
“fell..., fell to the floor” (song.)
the one at “Na-Na” fell to the floor
what helped the queen track down the soldier from the fairy tale “Flint” by Hans Andersen
where does the magician get the rabbit?
where does the magician get the rabbit?
(obsolete) a name given by the military to a non-military civilian (usually with a hint of contempt)
the one that fell at the Na-Na group, and according to popular belief, if this happened, you will fight with your brother
A place to do business.
A headdress in which you can find something to do.
Headdress with crown and brim.
Bowler hat from a fashion point of view.
This is what Dunno, who found himself in jail on the Moon, sold for 15 cents.
Moomintroll's magic item.
Alive in the story of Nikolai Nosov.
Container for use.
Favorite headdress of Mikhail Boyarsky.
The one that fell at the Na-Na group, and according to popular belief, if this happened, you would fight with your brother.
“I carry fields on my head, but this is not land at all” (riddle).
"fell HAT, fell to the floor" (song.)

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The meaning of the word hat in Ephraim's explanatory dictionary. Meaning of the word hat Origin of the word hat etymological dictionary

Examples of using the word hat in the context

See also interpretations, synonyms, meanings of the word and what is HAT in Russian in dictionaries, encyclopedias and reference books:

Phraseological Dictionary (Volkova)

Efremova's Dictionary

Etymological Dictionary of the Russian Language

Ushakov's Dictionary

Ozhegov's Dictionary

Encyclopedia of fashion and clothing

Sentences containing "hat"