tabi
IPA: tˈɑbi
noun
- Traditional Japanese ankle socks with a separate section for the big toe.
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Examples of "tabi" in Sentences
- Men sometimes wear blue or black tabi for travelling.
- Both men and women wear white tabi divided toe socks .
- Jika tabi. is a type of outdoor footwear worn in Japan.
- Tabi, an ankle high sock, is often worn with the kimono.
- Tabi and Jill are some of the workers of the weather station.
- Tabi are designed to be worn with geta a type of thonged footwear.
- It remains there, safe from all dangers except for insane orange tabis.
- He concentrated on the feel of the grass through his thin tabi slippers.
- Note that tabi and jiki tabi should preferably match the colour of the hakama.
- Lalithra 1 year ago perfect concept. that vid was fire tabi Bonney 1 year ago dope!
- Also, she wore white socks we call tabi, which button along the side with a snug fit.
- Entries must creatively tackle the theme: “Tabi-tabi po” – Exploring Philippine Health Myths.
- Who Loves to Sew: I think those Japanese sock thingies are called tabi, or something to that effect.
- On her feet went Japanese-style tabi socks with a slit between her big toe and the next, then rope-soled sandals.
- “Inessential driving” was banned eighteen months before Pearl Harbor, and soon thereafter production of rubber-soled tabi shoes was halted to save raw material.