IPA: /zəˈriːbə/
KK: /zəˈriːbə/
A tall protective fence or hedge that surrounds a village or a fortified camp to keep out intruders or animals.
The villagers built a zariba to protect their homes from wild animals.
Zariba originates from Arabic "zarībah" (meaning enclosure or fence). It refers to a fenced area or enclosure, often used for livestock or protection.
Imagine a protective 'enclosure' ('zarībah') that keeps animals safe — that's what a zariba is.