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‖ jubbah|ˈdʒʌbə, ˈdʒʊbbə|
Also 6 iubbe, 9 jubbee, jubbeh, juba, jhuba, joobey, djubba.
[ad. Arab. jubbah, whence also Sp. (with Arab. article) aljuba, It. giubba, giuppa, Prov. jupa, F. jube, jupe (cf. jub1); derivative F. jupon. Another pronunciation of the Arabic is jibbah.]
An outer garment worn by Muslims and Parsees, consisting of a long cloth coat, open in front, with sleeves reaching nearly to the wrists.
a1548Hall Chron., Hen. VIII 83 Thre were apparelled for Hector, Alexandre, and Iulius Cæsar, in Turkay Iubbes of grene cloth of gold wrought like Chamlet very richely. 1818E. Blaquiere tr. Pananti's Resid. Algiers x. (1830) 201 Their robes, called jubas, are made like tunics. 1819T. Hope Anastasius (1820) I. i. 1 [He] saw no reason why he should not..swing his jubbee, like a pendulum, from side to side. 1828J. B. Fraser Kuzzilbash I. xii. 165, I had..given him my Toorkoman jubbah and cap. 1831Literary Souvenir 152 Over these hung a brown joobba, or cloak of camel's hair. 1896Strand Mag. Jan. 88 He wore a crimson turban, yellow haik, brown djubba and saffron slippers. |