Chador (noun)

1. A long, full-length cloak worn by some Muslim women, typically covering the head and body.
2. A veil or headscarf worn by Muslim women in some cultures.

Origin:

From persian chādor, from middle persian chādar, from avestan čādar ("veil, covering").

Examples:

1. The woman was wearing a chador, covering her entire body except for her face.
2. Many Iranian women wear the chador as a sign of their religious beliefs.
3. In some countries, wearing a chador is mandatory for women in public spaces.
4. The chador has a long history and is an important part of traditional Persian culture.
5. The chador is a controversial topic, with some people believing it is oppressive to women.