IPA: /tʃæˈdɔːr/
KK: /tʃɑːˈdɔːr/
A long piece of clothing that covers the body and head, typically worn by women in some Muslim cultures.
She wore a chador while walking through the market.
Chador originates from Persian "chādor" (meaning a type of cloak or veil). It refers specifically to a full-body covering worn by some Muslim women, symbolizing modesty and cultural identity.
Imagine a cloak that covers the whole body, as the word 'chador' comes from Persian for a type of veil or cloak, representing modesty.