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hakama
This term refers to a specific cultural garment and is used primarily within the context of Japanese traditional dress, martial arts, and formal ceremonies. It carries a connotation of discipline, tradition, and formality, often signaling the wearer's rank or role in a specific practice, such as Aikido or Kendo.
As a loanword from Japanese, it follows standard English pluralization patterns in general usage, though in specialized contexts, the word may be treated as invariant. It is typically paired with a kimono, and the act of wearing it is often associated with ritualistic preparation.