1. Plural of djellabah; loose, flowing robes with long sleeves and a hood, traditionally worn in North Africa and the Middle East.
Usage: Also spelled jellabah, jallabah, or djellaba; Primarily used in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and other Maghrebi countries

Examples

• The market vendor displayed colorful djellabahs in various sizes and fabrics.
• Many men in the medina wore traditional djellabahs during the festival.
• She purchased several djellabahs as souvenirs from her trip to Morocco.
• The shop specialized in handmade djellabahs embroidered with intricate patterns.
• Tourists often wear lightweight djellabahs to stay cool in the desert heat.
• The family dressed in their finest djellabahs for the wedding celebration.