Meaning
袴 (はかま, hakama) is a bonus vocabulary word meaning “hakama”.
Example sentences 7
友人は卒業式にはかまをはいて来た
My friend came to the graduation ceremony wearing a traditional Japanese hakama.
紺屋の白袴。
Shoemakers' children go barefoot.
袴は、和服である。
The pleated skirt is a kind of Wafuku.
切袴：正装に準じる。
Kiribakama: Formal attire is applied.
成人初級者は白帯、有段者は黒帯に黒袴を着用する。
An adult beginner wears a white belt, and a rank-holder wears a black belt and black hakama (formal men's divided skirt).
吟者の格好は決まっていないが、舞者は袴に白襷、白鉢巻の支度で舞い、詩の情緒を表現する。
There are no specific costumes for singers, but dancers wear a hakama (divided skirt for men), shiro-tasuki (white sash for holding up tucked sleeves), and shiro-hachimaki (white headband) to express the emotion of the poem.
略式では比較的安価な白衣に差袴（神職の普段着と同様）、稀に夏には統一の浴衣（俗楽の浴衣ざらいに倣う）となる。
On informal occasions, relatively reasonable Byakue and Sashiko (equivalent to the ordinary clothes of a Shinto priest) are used, but in rare cases unified Yukata (Japanese summer kimono, following Zokugaku's run-through in Yukata) are used in the summer.