IPA: //ˈneɪn.sʊk//
KK: /ˈneɪnˌsʊk/
A soft and light fabric made of cotton, often featuring a woven stripe, commonly used for clothing and other textile products.
She chose a dress made of nainsook for the summer picnic because it was so light and comfortable.
Nainsook originates from the Hindi word 'nainsukh', where 'nain' means eye and 'sukh' means comfort or pleasure. The term refers to a soft, lightweight cotton fabric that is comfortable against the skin, often used in clothing.
Think of 'eye comfort' in Hindi, as 'nainsook' is a soft fabric that feels pleasant against your skin.
No commonly confused words.