churidars

/ ˈtʃuːrɪˌdɑːz /

plural noun

1. long tight-fitting trousers, worn by Indian men and women Also calledchuridar pyjamas

Word History and Origins

Origin of churidars¹

from Hindi

Example Sentences

Of course it’s embarrassing to see a grown man in drawstring cotton churidars and a tie-dye vest with the om sign printed across his nipples, crowing about the rigidity of his navasana pose.

From The Guardian