also: バチ
traditional Korean pants; paji
Refers to the loose-fitting trousers worn as part of hanbok or traditional Korean clothing. The word is a direct loan from Korean.
from Korean paji
On Korean New Year's, people wear paji and go to pay their respects.
These paji are traditional Korean pants.
Katakana spelling is standard for this Korean loanword; usually written in kana.
Kanji form; rarely used in practice and may be confused with Japanese 袴 (はかま).
Attested variant; not a common spelling and included mainly for search coverage.
Alternate reading; less common and may be confused with other words read バチ.
Borrowed from Korean 바지 (paji, 'pants').