IPA: /ˈkɜːrtə/
KK: /ˈkərtə/
A long, loose-fitting shirt without a collar, typically worn by both men and women in South Asian countries.
He wore a colorful kurta to the festival.
The word 'kurta' originates from Persian 'kurtah', meaning a long shirt or tunic. It refers specifically to a traditional garment worn in South Asia, often characterized by its loose fit and length.
Think of the Persian word 'kurtah' which means a long shirt — this helps you remember that a kurta is a type of long tunic.