Converse of object

• wear: A rich woman would wear a sari made of silk.

• include: Divya was forcefully taught to wear different dresses, including saris, and jewelry.

• buy: He bought some good saris for his mother with his first month's salary.

• use: The judges were unanimous in giving the award to Tanvi, who uses vintage saris with intense vibrant colors.

Preposition: for

• occasion: Sarees include Kanchipuram sari, embroidery sari, silk saree, georgette saris for all occasions.

Adjective modifier

• colorful: Adjacent to the level crossing in Secunderabad I saw a large group of women in their colorful saris.

• red: There she would comb the market for a red sari with gold thread at a reasonable price.

• beautiful: She said only this morning: Didi will buy me a beautiful wedding sari from Calcutta.

• green: Her throat retched and watery vomits surged down the front of the green silk sari.

• white: I was horrified one day when I saw the sisters carrying into Mother House half a cow, blood dripping onto their white saris.

• bright: She was sitting coyly, in the cocoon of a bright blue silk sari, head bowed and veiled.

Modifies a noun

• shop: They have put elegance in the street with the big shops - the big sari shops.

• material: What was he doing buying cheap lipsticks, plastic jewelry, and gaudy sari material?

• fabric: Choose from a selection of tiny beaded velvet slippers, cute babygrows or ornate photo albums covered in antique sari fabric.

Noun used with modifier

• silk: The manufacture of a silk sari will involve the death of approximately 50,000 silk moths.

• georgette: Sarees include Kanchipuram sari, embroidery sari, silk saree, georgette saris for all occasions.

• wedding: She said only this morning: Didi will buy me a beautiful wedding sari from Calcutta.

• embroidery: Sarees include Kanchipuram sari, embroidery sari, silk saree, georgette saris for all occasions.

• cotton: I would wear a cotton sari, because I wouldn't want to be conspicuous in the slums.

• gold: The exhibition is based around a beautiful gold sari dress which James bought for his wife in India on his way home in 1945.