Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

crakow

noun

/ˈkrækoʊ/

Definition

A type of shoe that has a pointed toe and a broad cut, often characterized by a high heel and embellished with decorations.

Examples

The nobleman wore a pair of luxurious crakows to the royal banquet.
Crakows were often seen as a status symbol among the wealthy during the Renaissance era.
She admired the intricate patterns on the crakows displayed in the museum.

Meaning

The crakow is a historical style of footwear that originated in the 15th century, primarily in Poland, and is noted for its unique design and fashionable appearance.