IPA: /kəˈmiːz/
KK: /kəˈmiːz/
A long tunic that is commonly worn in South Asia, often paired with loose-fitting trousers.
She wore a beautiful kameez to the wedding ceremony.
The word 'kameez' originates from Persian 'kamiz', meaning a shirt or tunic. It refers specifically to a traditional garment worn in South Asia, often as part of a cultural outfit.
Think of the Persian word 'kamiz' which means a shirt — this helps you remember that 'kameez' refers to a traditional shirt or tunic.
No commonly confused words.