IPA: /ʃərˈwɑːni/
KK: /ʃərˈwɑːni/
A long coat that fastens at the neck, typically worn by men over traditional clothing in South Asia, especially in India and Pakistan.
He wore a beautiful sherwani to the wedding ceremony.
The word 'sherwani' originates from Persian 'sharvānī', which refers to a type of long coat or garment traditionally worn in South Asia, particularly during formal occasions. The term is derived from 'sharv', meaning 'to wear' or 'to put on'.
Think of the Persian word for 'to wear' — that's how you remember that a 'sherwani' is a traditional garment worn during special events.