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Primetila sam da sirom nase zemlje, ljudi imaju drugaciju predstavu sta je somot, a sta plis.
U nekim delovima centralne Srbije, somot je gladak, mekan (haljina), a plis je reskast (pantalone). Takav je i moj stav. No, vecina tvrdi suprotno. Deluje suludo sto vas ovo pitam, ali me zanima da vidim kakva je situacija u vasem kraju. Npr, u Vojvodini je obrnuto, somot je reskast, a plis je gladak, odosno somot je plis, a plis je somot?????

Aj da vidim sta vi kazete na to?

Btw, mislim da najveca zabuna oko ovoga nastaje zbog toga sto je plish vrsta somota, no...

Pantalone su od somota, somot je rebrast...

slika B

Slika a...

Malo su slike nejasne... Somot je rebrast a plish je onako mekan i nezan... Na slici haljina deluje grublje, posto je tamnija...

Nejasne...? How yes no

Boooodalo!
Ali jesu nejasne

ja mislila
somot - rebra -eng. corduroy

plis- mekano, ravno - velvet


pogledam u recnik i ono pise corduroy - rebrasti somot
velvet - somot


a plis - plush

somot - velvet

???

a da znaci odgovor je somot je i slika A i B samo je B rebrasti somot a A obicni

e takve slike sam trazila, trampulja mi procitala misli

jeees, velvet je somot, svi se secamo filma Blue Velvet, gde je pevaljka nosila somotnu (glatku) haljinu, a ne rebrastu?????

@tramp, pa to pise i u recniku za plush - da je to vrsta somota, samo, plish je plish, a somot...ok sad se vec ponavljam!

rebrasto = somot

plish je ono nerebrasto.. pwishani meca

e tako. somot je!

@ Draco i Monstrum -

e pa nadji recniku ako nema te
moze vukaljija hehe

somot je rebrast

pli? je rebrast

ima vazdan nekih pesama u kojima se ka?e 1/2tvoje usne od somota1/2
oooo how yes no, mora da su rebraste

ooo zbunjeno oces da pozajmis

Originally posted by tinkerbell
e tako. somot je!

@ Draco i Monstrum -

Procita mi misli!

Somot je!

somot je draco za mene ne lici

Meni izgleda da ovaj rebrasti kada bi se razvukao uopšte ne bi li?io na ovaj svilenkasti glatki; tj imao bi kao male dla?ice po površini kao jukie*
[size=-2]*ne ja nego moj jastu?ko jukie po kome sam uzeo nick[/size]

somot je reskast, a plis je gladak






ovo ko ja kad sam pitala forum jel visnja il jagoda na vrh slaga

Somot je rebrast, a Blue Velvet je pogresno preveden!

naravno da je somot rebrast....
pitanje je koliko?
to je toliko kvalitetan materijal da su ga ljudi pocheli koristiti i u undustriji prezervativa, imamo one somotske-rebraste....

btw na HRT se pominje neki samt, što sam ja razumeo da je somot?
a znam da je postojala i nekakva ?oja, od koje je Ivanuški? sašiveno odelce
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-Pa ja sam tvoj otac)[/size]

joj, jaaako mi je drago sto ne znas sta je coja. pogotovo ona nekvalitetna. Na folkloru sam morao da nosim chojane pantalone za neku igru, a na svetu nema nista sto vise grebe od choje!!

Originally posted by colorado
Somot je rebrast, a Blue Velvet je pogresno preveden!

Velvet - nesto barsunasto? Bar tako je prevedena pesma 'Velvet Mornings' (Barsunasta Jutra).

Velvet
Velvet is a type of tufted fabric in which the cut threads are very evenly distributed, with a short dense pile, giving it its distinct feel. Velvet can be made from any fiber. It is woven on a special loom that weaves two pieces of velvet at the same time. The two pieces are then cut apart and the two lengths of fabric are wound on separate take-up rolls.

Velvet's knitted counterpart is velour. Velvet was very expensive and was considered to be among the luxury goods together with silk. Corduroy and velveteen were considered the "poor man's velvet" when they were first produced.




History
In all probability the art of velvet-weaving originated in the Far East. Earliest references occur about the beginning of the 14th century.

The peculiar properties of velvet, the splendid yet softened depth of dye colour it exhibited, made it obviously fit for official robes and sumptuous hangings. The most magnificent textiles of medieval times were Italian velvets. These were ornamentated by such techniques as varying the color of the pile, by producing pile of different lengths (pile upon pile, or double pile), and by brocading with plain silk, with uncut pile or with a ground of gold tissue, etc.

The earliest sources of European artistic velvets were Lucca, Genoa, Florence and Venice, and Genoa continues to send out rich velvet textures. Somewhat later the art was taken up by Flemish weavers, and in the 16th century Bruges attained a reputation for velvets not inferior to that of the great Italian cities.



Black Velvet Paintings
A brief history of black velvet paintings is presented by Pamela Liflander in Black Velvet Artist, a booklet published by Running Press, Philadelphia, 2003, and included in an identically-titled art kit. She notes that "The birthplace of black velvet paintings can be traced to ancient Kashmir, which is considered to be the fabric's original homeland. These paintings were religious in nature, portraying the iconic artwork of the Caucasus region by Russian Orthodox priests." She further wrote that Marco Polo and others introduced the West to this art form, and that some of these early works still hang in the Vatican. Liflander also details the life of Edgar Leeteg (1904-1953), "the father of American black velvet kitsch," whose "raucous and bawdy" life was previously captured by James Michener in Rascals in Paradise (1957).

Coja je!
..da nema coje ne bi bilo ni bilijara..

A velur?

Ja sam lepo rekao da su slike nejasne