IPA: /dæˈʃiːki/
KK: /dæˈʃiːki/
A loose and colorful garment often worn in African cultures, typically featuring a wide neck and vibrant patterns.
He wore a beautiful dashiki to the cultural festival.
Dashiki originates from the Swahili word 'dashiki', which refers to a loose-fitting garment worn in West Africa. The term is derived from the word 'dashi', meaning a shirt or garment. The word 'dashiki' describes a traditional African attire characterized by its colorful patterns and designs.
Imagine a colorful, loose-fitting shirt that represents African culture — that's what a dashiki is, derived from the Swahili word for a garment.
No commonly confused words.