Kameez
(noun)
A long, loose tunic worn by men and women in South Asia, typically made of cotton or silk, and often worn with a dupatta (a long scarf) and a salwar (a pair of loose-fitting pants).
Origin:
Kameez is a word of urdu origin, which is the national language of pakistan and an official language in india. it is a traditional tunic worn by men and women in south asia and central asia.
Examples:
- She wore a beautiful red and gold silk kameez with a matching dupatta.
- The kameez was a traditional outfit worn by women in Pakistan.
- He wore a white cotton kameez and a pair of salwar to the wedding.
- The tailor made her a custom kameez to fit her perfectly.
- The kameez was embroidered with intricate designs in silver thread.