IPA: //skɑrf//
KK: /skɑrf/
A type of scarf, often used to refer to a piece of cloth worn around the neck or head for warmth or fashion.
She wrapped a colorful scarph around her neck to keep warm on the chilly day.
The word 'scarph' originates from Old Norse 'skarfr', meaning a joint or a connection. It refers specifically to a method of joining two pieces of wood or other materials together.
Think of the Old Norse word for a joint or connection, which helps you remember that 'scarph' refers to a way of joining materials together.