IPA: /ʃælˈwɑːr/
KK: /ʃælˈwɑr/
Loose-fitting pants that are often worn by women in South Asian or Islamic cultures.
She wore a beautiful shalwar with intricate embroidery to the festival.
The word 'shalwar' originates from Persian 'shalvar' (meaning trousers or pants). It refers specifically to a type of loose-fitting trousers worn in South Asian cultures, particularly in India and Pakistan.
Imagine wearing loose-fitting trousers that are comfortable and traditional in South Asian cultures — that's what 'shalwar' refers to.