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nain·sook N0005500 (nān′so͝ok′)n. A soft, light, cotton fabric of a plain weave, formerly used for undergarments. [From Hindi nainsukh, pleasant : nain, eye (from Sanskrit nayanam, from nayati, he leads) + sukh, pleasure (from Sanskrit sukha-, running easily (of chariots), pleasant : su-, good; see (e)su- in Indo-European roots + kham, kha-, opening, axle-hole in the nave of a wheel; perhaps akin to Khotanese khā-, to open, and Sanskrit khā- Avestan xā-, spring (of water), fountain).]nainsook (ˈneɪnsʊk; ˈnæn-) n (Textiles) a light soft plain-weave cotton fabric, used esp for babies' wear[C19: from Hindi nainsukh, literally: delight to the eye, from nain eye + sukh delight, from Sanskrit sukha]nain•sook (ˈneɪn sʊk, ˈnæn-) n. a fine, soft cotton fabric, used for underwear and infants' wear. [1780–90; < Hindi nainsukh] ThesaurusNoun | 1. | nainsook - a soft lightweight muslin used especially for babiesmuslin - plain-woven cotton fabric |
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