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kaftan

/ˈkæf.tæn/

Traduction: Nom désignant une longue robe ample à manches larges, généralement en coton ou en soie, ceinte d'une ceinture, portée à l'origine par les hommes au Moyen-Orient ; il désigne aussi un vêtement féminin s'inspirant de cette tunique traditionnelle.

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noun

/ˈkæf.tæn/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une longue robe ample à manches larges, généralement en coton ou en soie, ceinte d'une ceinture, portée à l'origine par les hommes au Moyen-Orient ; il désigne aussi un vêtement féminin s'inspirant de cette tunique traditionnelle.

A noun referring to a long, loose garment with full sleeves, typically made of cotton or silk and fastened with a sash, originally worn by men in the Near East; also used to describe a woman's dress style inspired by this traditional cloak.

  1. Women's dress styleB1formal

    A loose, flowing dress style for women, inspired by traditional men's cloaks from the Near East.

    frCaftan féminin

    • She wore a beautiful silk kaftan to the summer party.
    • The fashion designer featured colorful kaftans in her new collection.
    • Kaftans are popular beachwear due to their comfortable fit.

    Synonymescaftan

  2. Traditional men's cloakB2formal

    A long, loose cloak with full sleeves and a sash, typically made of cotton or silk, worn by men in the Levant region.

    frCaftan masculin traditionnel

    • The merchant wore a traditional kaftan during the festival.
    • In many parts of the Middle East, the kaftan is a symbol of hospitality.
    • He adjusted his sash on the kaftan before entering the mosque.

    Synonymescaftan

Formes
  • kaftans plural form
  • kaftans' possessive plural form
  • kaftan's possessive singular form