IPA: /zəˈreɪbə/
KK: /zəˈrēbə/
A type of enclosure made from bushes or stakes that protects a campsite or village, commonly found in northeast Africa.
The travelers set up their tents inside the zareba to stay safe from wild animals.
The word 'zareba' originates from Arabic 'zarība' (meaning enclosure or pen). It refers to a fenced area used for livestock or protection.
Imagine a fenced area or enclosure for animals, as 'zareba' comes from the Arabic word for a protective pen.