IPA: //ˈtʃʌdər//
KK: /chuh-dahr/
A type of cotton shawl that is traditionally worn in India by both men and women, often draped over the shoulders or head.
She wrapped the chuddar around her shoulders to keep warm in the chilly evening air.
The word 'chuddar' originates from Hindi 'chadar', meaning a sheet or a covering. It refers specifically to a type of shawl or wrap worn in South Asia.
Think of the Hindi word 'chadar' which means a covering — this helps you remember that 'chuddar' refers to a type of shawl or wrap.
No commonly confused words.