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Date: 1300-1400
Language: Latin
Origin: sandalium, from Greek, from sandalon

sandal

 noun
     
sandal
Related topics: Clothes
san‧dal [countable]
DCC a light shoe that is fastened onto your foot by bands of leather or cloth, and is worn in warm weather:
a pair of sandals
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