IPA: /ˈpɪɡteɪl/
KK: /ˈpɪɡteɪl/
A style of hair where the hair is braided or twisted together, often hanging down the back or sides.
She wore her hair in two pigtails for the party.
Pigtail → The word is formed from "pig" (from Old English *picga*, meaning a young swine) and "tail" (from Old English *tægel*, meaning the rear appendage of an animal). A pigtail originally refers to a hairstyle that resembles the tail of a pig, often characterized by a braid or a twist.
Imagine a young swine ('pig') with a distinctive 'tail' — that's how you can remember that a pigtail is a hairstyle resembling a pig's tail.