IPA: /ˈnjuːbiə/
KK: /ˈnuːbiə/
A light scarf made of knitted fabric, typically worn by women on their heads.
She wore a beautiful nubia that complemented her outfit.
The word 'Nubia' originates from Latin 'Nubia', which is derived from the ancient Egyptian word 'nwb', meaning gold. Nubia refers to the region along the Nile river, known historically for its wealth in gold and its rich cultural heritage.
Think of the ancient Egyptian word for gold ('nwb') to remember that Nubia is a region historically known for its wealth in gold.