IPA: /sɪˈmɑːr/
KK: /sɪˈmɑr/
A light covering or scarf that is often worn over the shoulders or head.
She wore a beautiful simar that added elegance to her outfit.
The word 'simar' originates from Old French 'simarre', which refers to a type of garment or robe. It is derived from the Latin 'simarrium', meaning a long garment or robe worn by women. The word 'simar' thus refers to a specific style of clothing, particularly a flowing robe.
Think of the Old French 'simarre' as a flowing garment, which helps you remember that 'simar' refers to a type of robe.