Definition of patola in English:

patola

(also patolu)

noun pəˈtəʊlə

Brightly coloured fine silk cloth made by dyeing the thread before weaving; a cloth or sari made of this.

Early 17th century. From Gujarati paṭoḷũ (plural paṭoḷã) from Sanskrit paṭṭa cloth, silk cloth + (perhaps) dukūla fine cloth.

(also patolu)

nounpəˈtəʊlə

Brightly coloured fine silk cloth made by dyeing the thread before weaving; a cloth or sari made of this.

Early 17th century. From Gujarati paṭoḷũ (plural paṭoḷã) from Sanskrit paṭṭa cloth, silk cloth + (perhaps) dukūla fine cloth.

单词	patola
释义	Definition of patola in English: patola (also patolu) noun pəˈtəʊlə Brightly coloured fine silk cloth made by dyeing the thread before weaving; a cloth or sari made of this. Origin Early 17th century. From Gujarati paṭoḷũ (plural paṭoḷã) from Sanskrit paṭṭa cloth, silk cloth + (perhaps) dukūla fine cloth. Definition of patola in US English: patola (also patolu) nounpəˈtəʊlə Brightly coloured fine silk cloth made by dyeing the thread before weaving; a cloth or sari made of this. Origin Early 17th century. From Gujarati paṭoḷũ (plural paṭoḷã) from Sanskrit paṭṭa cloth, silk cloth + (perhaps) dukūla fine cloth.
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