IPA: /ˈɑːbə/
KK: /ˈɑːbə/
A type of fabric made from the hair of camels or goats, often used to make a loose-fitting sleeveless garment traditionally worn by men in the Middle East.
He wore an aba to protect himself from the desert sun.
The word 'aba' originates from Arabic 'عباءة' (ʿabāʾah), meaning a type of loose-fitting cloak or outer garment. It refers specifically to a traditional garment worn in various cultures, particularly in the Middle East.
Picture a loose-fitting cloak that is often worn in warm climates — that's what 'aba' refers to.