IPA: /ɡwaɪəˈbɛrə/
KK: /gwaɪəˈbɛrə/
A lightweight, open-necked shirt made of cotton, often featuring large pockets and pleats, typically worn untucked and outside the pants.
He wore a colorful guayabera to the summer party.
The word 'guayabera' originates from Spanish, specifically from the word 'guayaba', meaning guava, which is a tropical fruit. The guayabera is a traditional shirt often associated with Latin American culture, originally designed for comfort in warm climates, similar to the guava's tropical origins.
Think of the word 'guayaba' which means guava, a tropical fruit, to remember that a 'guayabera' is a traditional shirt designed for warm climates, reflecting its tropical roots.
No commonly confused words.