Definition of pand in English:

pand

(also pawn, pan)

noun pand

Scottish

A piece of drapery fixed to the frame of a bed (or, in early use, suspended from the canopy), usually in ornamental folds or pleats, so as to conceal the legs; a valance.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From Middle French pante, specifically use of a variant of pente slope of a surface from a vulgar Latin variant of the past participle of classical Latin pendēre.

Definition of pand in US English:

pand

(also pawn, pan)

nounpand

Scottish

A piece of drapery fixed to the frame of a bed (or, in early use, suspended from the canopy), usually in ornamental folds or pleats, so as to conceal the legs; a valance.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From Middle French pante, specifically use of a variant of pente slope of a surface from a vulgar Latin variant of the past participle of classical Latin pendēre.

单词	pand
释义	Definition of pand in English: pand (also pawn, pan) noun pand Scottish A piece of drapery fixed to the frame of a bed (or, in early use, suspended from the canopy), usually in ornamental folds or pleats, so as to conceal the legs; a valance. Origin Mid 16th century. From Middle French pante, specifically use of a variant of pente slope of a surface from a vulgar Latin variant of the past participle of classical Latin pendēre. Definition of pand in US English: pand (also pawn, pan) nounpand Scottish A piece of drapery fixed to the frame of a bed (or, in early use, suspended from the canopy), usually in ornamental folds or pleats, so as to conceal the legs; a valance. Origin Mid 16th century. From Middle French pante, specifically use of a variant of pente slope of a surface from a vulgar Latin variant of the past participle of classical Latin pendēre.
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