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пижама
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разновидность одежды для сна
Pyjamas are loose-fitting two-piece garments consisting of a shirt and pants, originally adapted from South Asian clothing traditions and worn as sleepwear or casual clothing in Western countries. The term and style reflect cultural exchange, as these comfortable garments were adopted from regions like India and integrated into everyday wardrobes worldwide.
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Within Vinony's link graph, пижама is referenced by 706 other articles, and connects out to undergarment, sweater and Portuguese India.
It is catalogued under topics including History of Asian clothing, History of fashion and History of Western fashion.
Its subject is documented across 60 Wikipedia language editions.
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Пижа́ма — разновидность домашней одежды, используемой преимущественно для сна. Типичная пижама, состоящая из свободных штанов и рубашки, является широко распространённой в домашнем обиходе. Чаще всего пижама окрашена в полоску вдоль контрастных цветов.
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