Betydning af ordet “bast”

Bast refererer til den indre bark af visse træsorter, såsom elm, lind og valnød. Basten er karakteriseret ved at være fiberrig og har været anvendt i mange århundreder til at fremstille reb, snor og tekstiler.

Eksempler på brug

• Bast fibers are derived from the phloem of certain plants.
• Some common sources of bast fibers include flax, hemp, and jute.
• Bast fibers are known for their strength and durability.
• Textiles made from bast fibers are often used in clothing and household items.
• Historically, bast fibers were used to make ropes and sails.
• Processing bast fibers involves separating them from the plant material.
• Bast fibers can be spun into yarn for weaving or knitting.
• Linen is a type of fabric made from bast fibers of the flax plant.
• Bast fibers are also used in papermaking and for various industrial applications.
• The quality of bast fibers can vary depending on the plant source and processing method.
• Bast fibers have been used for thousands of years by different cultures around the world.
• Some plants, like nettles, also produce bast fibers that can be harvested for various uses.
• The extraction of bast fibers requires careful handling to prevent damage to the fibers.
• Processing bast fibers can involve steps such as retting, scutching, and hackling.
• Bast fibers are known for their moisture-wicking properties, making them ideal for textiles.
• Bast fibers are often valued for their natural and sustainable characteristics.
• Many ancient civilizations relied on bast fibers for their textile and cordage needs.
• The fibers found in the inner bark of plants are typically referred to as bast fibers.
• Researchers continue to explore new ways to utilize bast fibers in modern industries.
• Bast fibers are an important part of the natural fiber industry, alongside other fibers like cotton and wool.

Synonymer

• Rå:$ Dette refererer til ubehandlet plantemateriale, som ofte bruges til at lave snore eller reb.
• Hampefibre: Fibrene fra hampplanten, der bruges til at lave tekstiler eller reb.
• Hamp: Planten, der producerer fibrene, der bruges til at lave reb eller tekstiler.
• Rope: Et tykt reb, ofte lavet af bastfibre.

Antonymer

• Crown: A headgear worn by a monarch as a symbol of authority and power
• Flower: The reproductive structure found in angiosperms (flowering plants)
• Animal: A living organism that can move independently and typically feeds on organic matter
• Cloud: A visible mass of liquid droplets or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere
• Hope: A feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen

Etymologi

Ordet bast stammer fra gammelengelsk bæst og en gammel højtydsk rod, der betyder indsnøring, binding. Oprindeligt refererede det til de strimler eller fibre af bark, der bruges til at binde ting sammen eller lave reb og tekstiler.