Aprapadina
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Aprapadina (Āprapadīna, आप्रपदीन) was a lower garment for women in ancient India. The garment was long, reaching all the way to the toes.[1][2][3]
As Aṣṭādhyāyī elucidates, the garment was long and touched the forepart of the feet. Aprapadina is a Sanskrit word that means "reaching to the feet." Thus, it is called that.[4][1]