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Definition of hakama in English: hakamanounˈhɑːkəməˈhakəməˈhakəmə treated as singular or plural Loose trousers with many pleats in the front, forming part of Japanese formal dress. （和服中的）裙裤（日本传统正式服装中宽松的裤子，前面打有许多褶） Example sentencesExamples - Below the leather part were four other thick leather pieces, two resting on the sides of his legs over his hakama, and the other two in front and in back.
- His massive torso was encased in a white wraparound tunic, the black skirt hinting at the samurai hakama without leg division.
- After finishing his morning ceremony the Founder, still dressed in his formal kimono and hakama, would head for the garden.
- Even the hakama (worn on the lower body) serves the same purpose.
- Just as he began to walk away, two men dressed in hakama walked up to him, sheathed swords in hand.
- Changing out of my yukata and pulling on a pair of hakama over a white kimono, I grabbed my two swords, made my way out the door, and swore as they slid closed with a creak loud enough to wake the entire hatago.
- As soon as I opened the door, an uchideshi garbed in a splashed-pattern kimono and hakama came rushing out into the small foyer from the front room to greet me.
- Notice the guy in a purple hakama sticking his head out, in a waki ga mae stance?
- He wore a forest green haori with a pair of navy hakama.
- She also wore a Priestess's outfit, made up of a white large-sleeved kimono with a red hakama (a pleated skirt) that was tied to the obi that kept it from falling.
- Times change, and it is now possible to pay over $500 for a deluxe aikidogi (jacket and trousers only, hakama not included), according to a catalog I have.
- Higher-ranking practitioners may wear formal kimono (traditional Japanese dress worn by both men and women), obi and hakama for public demonstrations.
- Under the protective gear, kendoka (students of kendo) wear a hakama, or wide split skirt, reaching the ankles.
- The door slid open slowly revealing a man dressed in a dark green hakama with a long samurai sword in his hands.
- He was dressed in a navy kimono and black hakama.
- The men, in their swinging black skirts, like Japanese hakamas, are ranged downward on stage left.
- He dressed in a loose hakama and white gi wrapped with a black belt.
- A three-piece kimono, a sleeveless garment known as a kamishimo worn over the kimono, and a hakama, a trouser-like split skirt showed the variety of Japanese culture through different periods.
- We make items like jo and bokken cases and hakama.
- When I finally opened the sliding door I was surprised to see him standing there already completely dressed in his haori and hakama and ready to go.
OriginMid 19th century: Japanese. Definition of hakama in US English: hakamanounˈhakəmə treated as singular or plural Loose trousers with many pleats in the front, forming part of Japanese formal dress. （和服中的）裙裤（日本传统正式服装中宽松的裤子，前面打有许多褶） Example sentencesExamples - He dressed in a loose hakama and white gi wrapped with a black belt.
- A three-piece kimono, a sleeveless garment known as a kamishimo worn over the kimono, and a hakama, a trouser-like split skirt showed the variety of Japanese culture through different periods.
- Under the protective gear, kendoka (students of kendo) wear a hakama, or wide split skirt, reaching the ankles.
- His massive torso was encased in a white wraparound tunic, the black skirt hinting at the samurai hakama without leg division.
- Higher-ranking practitioners may wear formal kimono (traditional Japanese dress worn by both men and women), obi and hakama for public demonstrations.
- Just as he began to walk away, two men dressed in hakama walked up to him, sheathed swords in hand.
- She also wore a Priestess's outfit, made up of a white large-sleeved kimono with a red hakama (a pleated skirt) that was tied to the obi that kept it from falling.
- As soon as I opened the door, an uchideshi garbed in a splashed-pattern kimono and hakama came rushing out into the small foyer from the front room to greet me.
- The door slid open slowly revealing a man dressed in a dark green hakama with a long samurai sword in his hands.
- The men, in their swinging black skirts, like Japanese hakamas, are ranged downward on stage left.
- Times change, and it is now possible to pay over $500 for a deluxe aikidogi (jacket and trousers only, hakama not included), according to a catalog I have.
- After finishing his morning ceremony the Founder, still dressed in his formal kimono and hakama, would head for the garden.
- When I finally opened the sliding door I was surprised to see him standing there already completely dressed in his haori and hakama and ready to go.
- Even the hakama (worn on the lower body) serves the same purpose.
- Below the leather part were four other thick leather pieces, two resting on the sides of his legs over his hakama, and the other two in front and in back.
- Changing out of my yukata and pulling on a pair of hakama over a white kimono, I grabbed my two swords, made my way out the door, and swore as they slid closed with a creak loud enough to wake the entire hatago.
- Notice the guy in a purple hakama sticking his head out, in a waki ga mae stance?
- We make items like jo and bokken cases and hakama.
- He wore a forest green haori with a pair of navy hakama.
- He was dressed in a navy kimono and black hakama.
OriginMid 19th century: Japanese. |