IPA: /ɪˈzɑːr/
KK: /ˈɪzɑr/
A long, usually white garment made of cotton, traditionally worn by Muslim women as an outer layer.
She wore an izar over her dress to keep warm.
This word originates from Arabic 'izar' (إزار), meaning a garment or cloth wrapped around the waist. It refers specifically to a type of clothing worn in various cultures.
Imagine a piece of clothing wrapped around the waist, as 'izar' comes from Arabic meaning a garment. This helps you remember that 'izar' refers to a type of garment.