1. A long, loose-fitting robe or garment worn by men in Arab countries, typically made of cotton or linen.
Usage: Also spelled galabiya, gallabiya, or gallabiyah; Common in Egypt, Sudan, and other Middle Eastern and North African regions

Examples

• He wore a white galabieh to stay cool in the desert heat.
• The merchant sold traditional galabieh robes in the marketplace.
• In summer, many men in Cairo prefer the comfort of a galabieh over Western clothing.
• The galabieh is an iconic garment of Egyptian culture.
• She bought her father a blue galabieh as a gift during her trip to Cairo.