aba
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9.9
A coarse cloth made from goat or camel hair used for outer garments
- noun
- /ˈɑːbə/
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aba
- The traditional Bedouin cloak is made from thick aba to protect against harsh desert conditions.
Examples
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Textiles woven from aba are valued for their durability and unique texture.
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The aba is made from camel hair.
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He purchased a beautifully dyed aba during his travels through the Middle East.
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He wore a beautiful aba during the ceremony.
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He purchased a beautifully dyed aba during his travels through the Middle East.
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Textiles woven from aba are valued for their durability and unique texture.
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The traditional Bedouin cloak is made from thick aba to protect against harsh desert conditions.
Compounds
ABA transit number
- Specialized
7.9
A number that shows a United States bank's location and tells which bank it is
How Coarse
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word aba originally named the coarse 'cloth' used to make those cloaks, often woven from goat or camel hair, so aba can also mean the heavy fabric itself as well as the garment.