IPA: //ˈbeɪəˌdɛr//
KK: /bā-yə-ˈder/
A type of fabric that features bold, contrasting horizontal stripes in different colors.
The dress was made of a beautiful bayadere fabric that caught everyone's attention.
Bayadere comes from the French word 'bayadère', which is derived from the Portuguese 'baiadera', meaning a female dancer or courtesan in India. The term itself is rooted in the Hindi word 'bayadari', which refers to a dancer or a woman of the dance.
Think of the connection to Indian culture and dance when you hear 'bayadere', as it refers to a female dancer.
No commonly confused words.