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kanzu's Usage Examples:

A kanzu is a white or cream coloured robe worn by men in the African Great Lakes region.

Traditional male attire is the kanzu.

Like the kofia, the bargashia is worn with the kanzu.

The fez is also worn with the kanzu and dashiki in East Africa.

This garment is also known as kanzu in Swahili, and is commonly worn on the Swahili Coast by Swahili men.

In East Africa, the kanzu is the traditional dress worn by Swahili-speaking men.

called a kanzu in the Swahili language.

In the United States, the kanzu is sold as an Omani thobe, Emirati thobe, or Yemeni dishdasha.

A white kanzu and suit.

started to wear the Tanzanian kanzu for informal occasions, including church services, or Friday prayers at the mosque.

Other Old Iranian terms include kanzu-ka (Median), kan-su-ka (Elamite) and gnjwg (Parthian), all of which correspond.

This cap is called a kofia in the Swahili language of East Africa (see the kanzu article for further information).

In Uganda, the kanzu is the national dress of men in the country.

officials or clergy, including tribal chiefs, kings, and imams, over a thawb, kanzu or tunic.

kanzu's Meaning':

(Swahili

Synonyms:

garment;

Antonyms:

undergarment; overgarment;