IPA: //dʒɛˈlɑːbə//
KK: /dʒɛlɑːbə/
A long, loose-fitting garment with a hood, traditionally worn in North Africa, especially in Morocco.
He wore a colorful jellaba to the festival, which kept him warm in the evening.
The word 'jellaba' originates from Arabic 'جلابة' (jallāba), meaning a type of long, loose-fitting garment worn in North Africa. It refers specifically to a traditional robe or cloak.
Imagine a long, loose robe that is typical in North African culture — that's what a jellaba is, a traditional garment.