How to Say “Shirt” in Hindi

कमीज़
qameez
The Hindi word for "shirt" is कमीज़ (qameez).
कमीज़ refers to a shirt as an article of clothing.
Meaning: article of clothing (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

qameez

Did you know?

  • The word कमीज़ shares a linguistic history with the English word 'camisole', both tracing back to similar Middle Eastern roots.
  • The Persian root of कमीज़ likely entered India during the Delhi Sultanate, changing the way people described upper-body clothing.
  • In many parts of India, the term कमीज़ is often used as part of the compound phrase सलवार कमीज़ to describe a specific traditional tunic and trouser outfit.

Examples in context

  • उसने मेरी कमीज़ खींची।
    She pulled my shirt.
    This sentence is useful for describing someone pulling a कमीज़.
    Tatoeba #516768 by minshirui, translation #314283 by CK
  • मुझे यह कमीज़ पसंद है।
    I like this shirt.
    This sentence is useful for expressing a preference for a कमीज़.
    Tatoeba #3783694 by sabretou, translation #2377493 by CK
  • अपनी कमीज़ उतार कर लेट जाओ।
    Remove your shirt and lie down.
    This sentence is useful for instructing someone to remove their कमीज़.
    Tatoeba #613642 by minshirui, translation #53076 by CK
  • कृपया मुझे एक कमीज़ दिखाइए।
    Please show me a shirt.
  • 3 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Anjali and Aditya are getting ready for a party.

  1. अंजलि Anjali

    क्या यह नीली कमीज़ अच्छी है?
    Kya yeh neeli kameez achhi hai?
    Is this blue shirt good?
  2. आदित्य Aditya

    हाँ, तुम्हारी कमीज़ बहुत सुंदर है।
    Haan, tumhari kameez bahut sundar hai.
    Yes, your shirt is very beautiful.
  3. अंजलि Anjali

    क्या तुम्हें यह सफ़ेद कमीज़ पसंद है?
    Kya tumhe yeh safed kameez pasand hai?
    Do you like this white shirt?
  4. आदित्य Aditya

    नहीं, मुझे नीली वाली ही पसंद है।
    Nahi, mujhe neeli wali hi pasand hai.
    No, I only like the blue one.

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