Sherpa
Sherpa
Definition
Sherpa (s̸hʉr′pə, s̸her′-)
noun
- pl. -·pas or -·pa a member of a Tibetan people living on the S slopes of the Himalaya Mountains in Nepal, known for their endurance at high altitudes and often serving as guides for foreign mountain climbers
- a fabric with a woolly pile of polyester, cotton, etc., often used for linings of winter clothing
Sherpa
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- fleece: This warm, stylish bed cat bed is made from thermal sherpa fleece fabric with the Danish Design paw print motif.
- party: The sherpa party found him shivering over a candle part way out of the cave.
- team: Our sherpa team, under the leadership of our Sirdar, Karma, went ahead of us to establish the camp.
- crew: The sherpa crew did an amazing task digging out all of the tent platforms and building cook shelters.
- village: A comfortable and relaxing trek through the interesting sherpa villages of the Khumbu.
- expedition: Please make checks payable to: Sherpa Expeditions and then send them to: Sherpa Expeditions, 131a Heston Road, Hounslow, Middx.
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