IPA: //ˈzɪbɪlaɪn//
KK: /ˈzɪbɪlaɪn/
A soft and shiny fabric made from wool and other animal hairs, often used for clothing and upholstery.
She wore a beautiful zibeline coat that felt luxurious against her skin.
Zibeline originates from the French word 'zibeline', which refers to a type of fur from the sable, a small mammal. The term is derived from the Russian 'sable' (соболь), meaning the same animal. The word describes a luxurious fur that is soft and highly valued.
Think of the French word 'zibeline' that directly relates to the luxurious fur from the sable, helping you remember that 'zibeline' refers to this fine fur.