taj

[ tahzh, tahj ]

noun

1. a high, conical cap worn in Muslim countries.

taj

/ tɑːdʒ /

noun

1. a tall conical cap worn as a mark of distinction by Muslims

Word History and Origins

Origin of taj¹

First recorded in 1850–55; from Arabic tāj, from Persian: “crown, cap”

Word History and Origins

Origin of taj¹

via Arabic from Persian: crown, crest

Example Sentences

Set in motion by Ani Taj’s choreography, these performers flaunt their individuality like nothing could be more magnificent.

From Los Angeles Times

Tata's marquee Taj Mahal Palace was one of the two luxury hotels that was attacked, along with a train station, a hospital, a Jewish cultural centre, and some other targets in Mumbai.

From BBC

Thirty-three of the 166 people who died in the 60-hour siege were at the Taj.

From BBC

“Our father was an incredible man who cared about everyone and their well-being,” sons Taj, Taryll and TJ said in a statement posted on 3T’s Instagram.

From Los Angeles Times

Taj Jackson posted a series of photos with his father, writing in the caption, “My legend. Pops.”

From Los Angeles Times