IPA: /kɛˈfiːjə/
KK: /kɛˈfiːjə/
A type of cloth that is worn on the head and around the neck, commonly by some Arab men, both inside and outside.
He wore a keffiyeh to protect himself from the sun while working in the desert.
The word 'keffiyeh' originates from Arabic 'كوفية' (kufiyyah), which refers to a traditional headscarf worn in the Middle East. The term is derived from 'Kufa', a city in Iraq where this type of headdress is believed to have originated.
Imagine a traditional headscarf from the Middle East, known as a 'keffiyeh', which connects to its roots in the city of Kufa.