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word "sash" entered the English language in the 1590s, originally used to refer to a way of "Oriental dress" by winding a strip of silk or fine linen around the head to look like a turban. It comes from Arabic word shash ??? which means gauze or muslin cloth. An archaic version of the English word was a perfect homonym of the Arabic. The more general use of "sash"

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