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kufiyah

British  
/ kʊˈfiːjə /

noun

  1. a variant of keffiyeh

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His snowy beard descended to his waist over his flowing garments, and his white locks fell thinly from beneath his kufiyah.

From The Days of Mohammed by Anna May Wilson

He wore a kufiyah, or kerchief, of red and yellow on his head, the ends falling on his shoulders behind in a crimson fringe.

From The Days of Mohammed by Anna May Wilson

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