IPA: /ˈtʃædri/
KK: /ˈtʃædri/
A type of garment that covers the body and face, often worn by some Muslim women for modesty.
She wore a chadri to adhere to her cultural traditions.
The word 'chadri' originates from Persian 'چادر' (chādor), meaning a type of traditional women's garment or veil. It refers specifically to a covering or cloak worn by women in various cultures.
Think of the Persian word for a traditional women's garment — that's why 'chadri' refers to a type of covering or veil.