IPA: /sælˈwɑːr/
KK: /sælˈwɑːr/
Loose-fitting pants commonly worn in South Asia, often paired with a long tunic or top.
She wore a beautiful kameez with her colorful salwar for the festival.
The word 'salwar' originates from Persian 'salvar', meaning trousers or pants. It refers specifically to a type of loose-fitting trousers worn in South Asian cultures, often paired with a kameez.
Think of the Persian word for trousers, 'salvar', to remember that 'salwar' refers to a type of loose-fitting pants.