IPA: /ˈpɑːrdə/
KK: /pɑrdɑ/
A traditional practice in some cultures where women cover themselves in public, often involving a veil or curtain.
In some communities, women observe pardah to maintain modesty in public spaces.
Pardah originates from Persian "parda" (meaning curtain or veil). It refers to a practice of seclusion or modesty, particularly in relation to women in certain cultures, where they are kept behind a curtain or veil.
Imagine a curtain or veil that symbolizes modesty and seclusion — that's what 'pardah' represents.