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saree
This term refers to a culturally specific garment, and its usage is typically associated with South Asian heritage, particularly in India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal. It carries connotations of elegance, tradition, and formality, often being the primary choice for weddings and religious festivals.
While the word is a loanword from Hindi, it is used in English as a standard noun to describe the specific draping style of the fabric. It is distinct from other draped garments like the lungi or the sari (an alternative spelling), though both refer to the same cultural object.
Meanings
Examples
She wore a stunning red silk saree to the wedding ceremony.
I wonder if I can learn how to drape a saree properly.
You look absolutely elegant in that blue saree.
The museum exhibit features a collection of antique hand-woven sarees.
Which saree should I pick for the festival tomorrow?
Her grandmother passed down a vintage gold-bordered saree to her.
The vibrant colors of the sarees in the market were breathtaking.
She carefully folded her chiffon saree after the party.