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Pronunciation / Transliteration: ōganjī
"オーガンジーのリボンでプレゼントを飾りました。"
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A thin, stiff, transparent fabric traditionally made of silk, now also made of synthetic fibers like polyester.
"The bride's wedding dress featured delicate layers of organza."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Urgench, a city in Uzbekistan where the fabric was historically traded along the Silk Road.
Which of the following is the closest synonym for "Organza"?
10 Global Lexicons: How "Organza" is said worldwide
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organza
Transliteration: organza
"La robe est faite d'organza léger."
Organza
Transliteration: Organza
"Das Kleid glänzte im Licht wegen des Organzas."
organza
Transliteration: organza
"Le tende della sala sono di organza bianca."
organza
Transliteration: organza
"El velo estaba hecho de fina organza."
organza
Transliteration: organza
"A blusa de organza é muito elegante."
ऑर्गेंज़ा
Transliteration: organza
"उसकी साड़ी ऑर्गेंज़ा कपड़े की बनी थी।"
欧根纱
Transliteration: ōugēnshā
"这条裙子是用优质欧根纱制作的。"
오간자
Transliteration: oganja
"그 드레스는 투명한 오간자 소재로 만들어졌다."
オーガンジー
Transliteration: ōganjī
"オーガンジーのリボンでプレゼントを飾りました。"
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