krama

noun

A traditional Cambodian garment, typically a checkered scarf made of cotton or silk, used for various purposes such as a head covering, belt, or hammock. noun
The farmer wore a krama to shield his head from the sun.
She wrapped the krama around her waist as a makeshift belt.
In Hindu and Buddhist contexts, 'krama' refers to a sequence or order, often used in the context of rituals or practices. noun
The priest explained the krama of the ceremony to the attendees.
Meditation practices often follow a specific krama to achieve the desired state of mind.

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