IPA: //dʒɛˈlɑːbə//
KK: /dʒɛləbɑː/
A long, loose-fitting robe with a hood, traditionally worn in North Africa, especially by men.
He wore a colorful djellabah during the festival.
Djellabah originates from Arabic "jallabah" (meaning a long, loose-fitting robe). The word refers to a traditional garment worn in North Africa, typically characterized by its loose fit and hood.
Imagine a long, loose robe that is comfortable and traditional in North African culture — that's what a djellabah is.
No commonly confused words.