HAMPERS Meaning and
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Hampers, as a noun, refer to large, typically rectangular baskets or containers used for storing, transporting, or presenting a variety of goods. These containers are usually made of sturdy materials, such as wicker or plastic, and often have a handle or lid for easier handling and storage. They can be used for various purposes, including storing laundry, concealing waste, carrying food or picnic supplies, or presenting gifts in an organized and visually appealing manner.
As a verb, "hampers" is the third person singular present tense form of the verb "hamper." In this sense, it means to hinder, obstruct, or impede the progress, movement, or development of someone or something. The act of hampering often involves creating obstacles or difficulties that can slow down or prevent the desired outcomes. It can be applied to both physical and metaphorical situations. For example, adverse weather conditions can hamper travel plans, excessive regulations can hamper business operations, or self-doubt can hamper personal growth.
In general usage, the term "hampers" is often associated with luxury or gourmet gift baskets that contain an assortment of high-quality food items or other indulgent products. These hampers are usually given as presents during special occasions, holidays, or corporate events. They are meticulously arranged and beautifully packaged to enhance the overall aesthetic appeal. The contents of such hampers can vary widely, including chocolates, wine, cheese, fruits, cookies, tea, beauty products, or even combination gift sets.
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Etymology of HAMPERS
The word "hampers" originated from the Middle English word "hamperen", which was derived from the Old French word "hanapier" or "hanapeir". "Hanapier" denoted a case or a basket used for carrying cups or goblets for drinking. This Old French word was further derived from the late Latin word "hanaparius", which referred to a maker or seller of cups. The ultimate source of the word can be traced back to the Frankish language, where "hap" meant a cup or a goblet.
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