IPA: /ɔːrˈfreɪ/
KK: /ɔrˈfreɪ/
A decorative band or border, often used in religious vestments or garments.
The priest wore a beautiful orfray on his robe during the ceremony.
The word 'orfray' originates from Old French 'orfraie', meaning a type of bird, specifically a buzzard or hawk. It refers to a bird of prey, often associated with hunting and soaring.
Think of the Old French word for a bird of prey, 'orfraie', to remember that 'orfray' refers to a type of bird, particularly one that hunts.