plait
The origin and history of plait.
Etymology
From Old French pleit, ultimately from Latin plectere, "to weave" — a doublet of "pleat" and "plight" (in its older "fold" sense).
The origin and history of plait.
From Old French pleit, ultimately from Latin plectere, "to weave" — a doublet of "pleat" and "plight" (in its older "fold" sense).
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