Pajamas, or pyjamas (British English), often shortened to PJs, jimmies, jimjams or jammies, can refer to several related types of clothing. Pajamas are loose-fitting, two-piece garments derived from the original garment and worn chiefly for sleeping, but sometimes also for lounging, also by both sexes. More generally, pajamas may refer to several garments, for both daywear and nightwear, derived from traditional pajamas and involving variations of style and material.
The word pyjama was incorporated into the English language via the British Empire from c. 1800 through the Bengali pajāmā, itself from the Persian word pāy-jāmeh (پايجامه lit. "leg-garment"). The original pyjāmā are loose, lightweight trousers fitted with drawstring waistbands worn by Muslims in India and adopted by Europeans there.
The word pyjama was incorporated into the English language via Bengali. The word originally derives from Persian پايجامه pāyjāmeh meaning 'leg-garment'. The word originally referred to loose trousers tied around the waist.
Pajama, pyjama or similar may refer to:
Everybody tried to smile a mile wide
You're the one I take for granted, kissed and said goodnight
Yellow, she can wait
Sorrow, she'll catch up, she will be here, she will be here
When I see it, different
Sometimes wants me all alone
Sometimes kisses, we're there
Sometimes lets me go to her
Get a little heart (when I see you)
Super cut the power
They're only college kids
Gave them money's worth
Yellow, she can wait
Sorrow, she'll catch up, she will be here, she will be here
When I see it, different
Sometimes wants me all alone
Sometimes kisses, we're there
Sometimes lets me go to her
When I see it
Sometimes wants me
Sometimes kisses
Sometimes lets me