hijab in Greek
hijab in Greek is χιτζάμπ — hijab means a headscarf worn by many Muslim women that covers the hair and neck.
hijab in Greek
χιτζάμπ
Pronounced: chitzab
(countable) A traditional headscarf worn by Muslim women, covering the hair and neck.
What does "hijab" mean?
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noun A headscarf worn by many Muslim women that covers the hair and neck.
"She wore a blue hijab to match her outfit."
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noun The broader practice among some Muslim women of dressing modestly in front of men outside their immediate family.
"For her, observing hijab is about personal faith, not fashion."
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hijab in a sentence
- She wore a blue hijab to match her outfit.
- For her, observing hijab is about personal faith, not fashion.
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What is "hijab" in Greek?
"hijab" in Greek is χιτζάμπ. hijab means: A headscarf worn by many Muslim women that covers the hair and neck.
How do you pronounce χιτζάμπ?
"hijab" in Greek is χιτζάμπ, pronounced "chitzab".
How do you use "hijab" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a blue hijab to match her outfit." In Greek, "hijab" is χιτζάμπ.
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