sari
or sa·ree
noun, plural sa·ris.
Origin of sari
Examples from the Web for sari
Contemporary Examples of sari
“I paid $10,000 for a Balenciaga [sari dress],” Sorokko says.
Think a sari in silk crepe paired with a logoed jacquard mesh-knit shirt.
Are we talking Haj Amin al-Husseini, Aziz Shehadeh, Hanan Ashrawi, Sari Nusseibeh…?
But this was where the beauty of a sari and its simplicity, its open canvas almost, helped.
As my sister remarked afterward, “Putting a sari on a dead body is really quite an onerous task.”
Historical Examples of sari
It makes me uneasy to think the Cabinet are talking about Sari Bair.
Gallipoli Diary, Volume 2Ian Hamilton
The chandi Sari is supposed to have been a vihara or Buddhist monastery.
Monumental JavaJ. F. Scheltema
She hid the dagger in the folds of her sari gathered over her breast.
Lachmi Bai Rani of JhansiMichael White
Then there are the sari stones and altars and turtle-borne monuments.
Korean BuddhismFrederick Starr
We were told that these were sari stones and that in them a sari or “jewel” was buried.
Korean BuddhismFrederick Starr