What is another word for hula skirt?
Pronunciation: [hˈuːlə skˈɜːt] (IPA) 
The hula skirt, a traditional Hawaiian garment, is also called grass skirt, lauhala skirt, or pāreu. A grass skirt is made from long, thin leaves of hala tree, while a lauhala skirt is woven from dried leaves of hala or pandanus trees. A pāreu, on the other hand, is a more substantial piece of cloth wrapped around the waist, worn by both men and women. Other synonyms for hula skirt include tī leaf skirt, made from the leaves of ti plants, and pareu pueo, which is adorned with images of the Hawaiian owl. The hula skirt is an iconic symbol of Hawaiian culture and is often featured in hula dancing performances.
