paski

Paski is a term with several uses in Slavic languages, most commonly in Polish. In Polish, paski is the plural of pasek, meaning belt, strap, or band. It also refers to stripes or bands in textiles and clothing, such as a shirt with vertical or horizontal paski. In heraldry and vexillology, paski can describe the bands that appear across a shield or flag, usually horizontal or vertical.

Paski can also appear in toponymy as a component of place names in Slavic-speaking regions, often reflecting a geographic feature described as a belt, strip, or ridge. In design and fashion, the word is used to refer to striped patterns, belts, or strap-like elements in accessories and garments.

The term is primarily encountered in Polish-language contexts, though it may appear in broader discussions of Slavic languages or textile terminology.