IPA: /tɔːrˈsɑːd/
KK: /tɔrˈsɑd/
A decorative piece made of twisted ribbon or cord, often used to embellish hats or other items.
She adorned her hat with a beautiful torsade made of colorful ribbons.
Torsade comes from the French word 'torsade', which means a twist or a spiral. The term is derived from 'torser', meaning to twist, and the suffix '-ade', which indicates a process or result. Thus, 'torsade' refers to the result of twisting something into a spiral form.
Imagine something being 'twisted' — that's what 'torsade' means, a result of twisting into a spiral.