Where does “నారచీర” come from?

నారచీర (Telugu) comes from Telugu చీర, from Sanskrit चीर — a strip, long narrow piece of bark or of cloth, rag, tatter, clothes.

నారచీర (Telugu): garment worn by sages, a linen cloth

Definitions

నారచీర traces back through two separate lines of ancestry.

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Telugu	చీర	Sari: The traditional dress of women in the India
2	Sanskrit	चीर	a strip, long narrow piece of bark or of cloth, rag, tatter, clothes

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Telugu	నార	The fibre of plants, fibrous bark of trees