ghaghra
/ˈɡaɡrə
/ /ˈɡɑːɡrɑː/(also ghagra)
noun
(In South Asia) a long full skirt, often decorated with embroidery, mirrors, or bells.The ghagras she wore were similar to the ones worn by women in miniature paintings which allowed easy circling movements....
- Damayanti wore such a costume occasionally but she mostly wore saris and ghagras and the sari became her main costume later.
- Corsets have invaded the sari and tulle skirts or fish-tailed skirts have taken over the ghagras.
Origin
Hindi ghāghrā, from Sanskrit gharghara 'gurgle, rattle'.
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