1. A long, loose outer garment worn in some Muslim and Middle Eastern cultures, typically with long sleeves.
Usage: Also spelled 'djubba' or 'juba'; Cultural/religious garment

Examples

• He wore a traditional jubhah to the religious ceremony.
• The jubhah is a common garment in North African and Middle Eastern countries.
• She draped the jubhah over her shoulders as she entered the mosque.
• The merchant's jubhah was embroidered with intricate patterns.
• Traditional jubhahs are often made from cotton or linen for comfort in warm climates.