sandal

/ˈsændl̩/

noun

Sandalet; kayışlarla ayağa bağlanan hafif ayakkabı

A light shoe consisting of a sole fastened to the foot by straps or thongs.

She wore comfortable sandals to the beach.
Leather sandals are perfect for summer weather.
He slipped on his sandals before going outside.
Archaeological excavations in ancient Egypt have uncovered remarkably preserved sandals made from woven papyrus, revealing sophisticated craftsmanship techniques from millennia ago.
Cultural anthropologists note that sandal designs often reflect social hierarchies, with elaborate decorations signifying elevated status within traditional communities.
Museums display ancient Roman sandals alongside military equipment, demonstrating how footwear design adapted to the practical demands of extensive marching.