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1. (n.) sari
a garment consisting of a long cloth wrapped around the body with one end draped over one shoulder or the head, worn by women chiefly in India.
Etymology: (1570–80; < Hindi sā&rdotbelow;ī < Skt śā&tdotbelow;ī)
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1. (noun) sari, saree
a dress worn primarily by Hindu women; consists of several yards of light material that is draped around the body
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1. (noun) sari
same as Saree
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Sense: a garment worn by Hindu women, a long cloth wrapped round the waist and passed over the shoulder.
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 Afrikaans: sari |
 Arabic: ساري: لباس الهِنْدِيّات ا |
 Bulgarian: сари |
 Brazilian: sari |
 Czech: sárí |
 German: der Sari |
 Danish: sari |
 Greek: σάρι (ινδικό γυναικείο έν |
 Spanish: sari |
 Estonian: sari |
 Farsi: ساري |
 Finnish: sari |
 French: sari |
 Hebrew: סָרִי |
 Hindi: साड़ी |
 Croatian: sari |
 Hungarian: szári |
 Indonesian: sari |
 Icelandic: sarí |
 Italian: sari |
 Japanese: サリー |
 Korean: (인도 옷) 사리 |
 Lithuanian: sari |
 Latvian: sari |
 Malay: sari |
 Dutch: sari |
 Norwegian: sari |
 Polish: !!sari |
 Persian: ساري |
 Pashto: ساری |
 Portuguese: sári |
 Romanian: sari |
 Russian: сари |
 Slovak: sárí |
 Slovenian: sari |
 Serbian: sari |
 Swedish: sari |
 Thai: ชุดสาหรี่ |
 Turkish: Hintli kadın giysisi, sar |
 Taiwanese: (印度婦女穿的)紗麗 |
 Ukrainian: сарі |
 Urdu: جسم کے گرد لپیٹا جانے وال |
 Vietnamese: xari (áo quần của phụ nữ |
 Chinese: （印度妇女的）纱丽，卷布 |
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