IPA: /ˈhæfɪt/
KK: /ˈhæfɪt/
A fixed part of a lid or cover that is attached to a movable part, or the sides of the head, often referred to as the temples.
The haffet of the box was broken, making it difficult to open.
The word 'haffet' originates from Old English 'haefet', meaning a small piece or fragment. It refers specifically to a small part or portion of something.
Think of 'haffet' as a small 'piece' or 'fragment' — that's why it refers to a small part of something.