IPA: //ʃæŋˈtʌŋ//
KK: /ʃæŋˈtʌŋ/
A type of heavy fabric that has a rough texture, often made from wild silk or imitative materials like rayon or cotton.
The dress was made of beautiful shantung that added a unique texture to the outfit.
The word 'shantung' originates from Chinese (山東, Shāndōng), meaning 'east of the mountains.' It refers to a province in eastern China known for its historical significance and cultural heritage.
Think of 'east of the mountains' in Chinese, which helps you remember that 'shantung' refers to a region located in that direction.
No commonly confused words.