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<div class="pg_page_title">Tigrinya Vocabulary - Clothes</div>
<div class="pg_page_title">Tigrinya Vocabulary - Clothes</div>
Hi [https://polyglotclub.com/language/tigrinya Tigrinya] learners! 😊<br>In this lesson, you will learn the most important Tigrinya words related to clothes. Knowing these words will help you to understand and communicate better in Tigrinya. Let's get started! __TOC__


== Clothing Items ==
Hi [https://polyglotclub.com/language/tigrinya Tigrinya] learners! 😊<br>In this lesson, we will learn some Tigrinya vocabulary related to clothes. We will also talk about some cultural aspects of clothing in Tigray.


Here is a list of some of the most common clothing items in Tigrinya.
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<span link>Consider broadening your understanding by checking out these related lessons: [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Greetings|How to greet someone in the Tigrinya language]], [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Drinks|Drinks]], [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Feelings-and-Emotions|Feelings and Emotions]] & [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Health|Health]].</span>
== Traditional Clothing ==
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Clothing in Tigray is still influenced by the traditional garb worn by the people for centuries. The shemma and the zuria are two types of traditional clothing worn by both men and women. The shemma is a type of wrap-around skirt that is worn by women, while the zuria is a long, loose garment that is worn over a dress or skirt. Men wear a similar garment called a jambiyya.
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=== Shemma ===
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The shemma is a brightly colored cloth that is woven from cotton. It is usually worn with a blouse or a tunic. Women also wear a netela, which is a thin scarf that is draped over the head and around the body. The shemma is an important symbol of Tigrayan culture, and it is often worn during festivals and special occasions.
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Here are some Tigrinya vocabularies related to shemmas:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Tigrinya !! Pronunciation !! English
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|-
! Tigrinya !! Pronunciation !! English Translation
| αˆΈαˆ›αŠ’ || shemani || shemma
|-
|-
| αŠ₯α‹αˆ« || izra || Shirt
| αŠα‰°αˆ‹ || netela || scarf
|-
|-
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³ || albasa || Pants
| αˆ˜αŠ•αŒ α‰₯ || menteb || textile
|-
|-
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³ || albasan albasa || Jeans
| αŒΈαŒ‰αˆ­ || tsiger || weave
|}
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Here's a dialogue that can illustrate the use of these words:
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* Person 1: αˆ°αˆ‹αˆ α‹­αˆ‹αˆ΅αˆ°αŠ“αˆ (selam yelasenayl). (Hello, how are you?)
* Person 2: α‹°αˆ΅ አለኝ (des aleng). (I'm fine.)
* Person 1: αŠ£α‰¦ α‹­αˆ±αˆ΅ αˆΈαˆ›αŠ’ αŠα‰°αˆ‹ αŠ“α‰₯ αˆ΅αˆαˆ•αŠ“? (abo yisus shemani netela nab simhinna?) (What do you think of this shemma and scarf?)
* Person 2: αŠ₯αŠ•α‰°αˆαŠ•α‘ αŠ£α‹­α’ αˆ˜αŠ•αŒ α‰₯ α‹˜α‹­α‰ αˆαŒ½α αŠ₯αŠ“α‰ α‹­αŠ“ (entemn ay, menteb zeybelts'ef enambeyna). (They're beautiful. The textile is woven perfectly.)
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=== Zuria ===
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The zuria is another traditional garment that is still worn by many Tigrayan women. It is usually made from cotton, and it is long-sleeved and ankle-length. The zuria is often worn over a dress or a skirt, and it is usually paired with a netela.
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Here's a table to help you learn some Tigrinya vocabulary related to zurias:
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{| class="wikitable"
! Tigrinya !! Pronunciation !! English
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| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Shorts
| α‹™αˆͺα‹« || zuria || zuria
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| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Skirt
| αŠ αˆ½αŠ• || ashn || embroidery
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| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Dress
| α‰°αˆ¨αˆ΅α‰  || tersbe || sew
|-
|}
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Jacket
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|-
Here's a dialogue that uses these words in context:
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Coat
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* Person 1: α‹°αˆ…αŠ“ ሸር α‹™αˆͺα‹« ኣሎፒ (dehina sher zuria allo). (I love wearing the zuria.)
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Sweater
* Person 2: α‹¨αˆ›αŠ•αŠα‰΅ αŠ αˆ½αŠ• αŠα‹ (yemanent ashn new). (The embroidery is beautiful.)
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* Person 1: α‰ αˆ΅α‰°αŒ€αˆ­α‰£ α‹­α‰€αˆ­α‰£αˆ (be stijerba yik'irbal). (It was sewn perfectly.)
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Scarf
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|-
== Modern Clothing ==
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Hat
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|-
While traditional clothing is still quite popular in Tigray, many people also wear modern clothing. Jeans, t-shirts, and other western-style clothing can be found in many shops and markets. That being said, there is still a strong preference for traditional clothing, especially during holidays and festivals.
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Gloves
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Here are some Tigrinya vocabulary related to modern clothing:
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{| class="wikitable"
! Tigrinya !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Boots
| αˆ’αˆ³α‰₯ || hisab || pants
|-
|-
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Shoes
| α‰³α‹³αŒŠ || tadagi || T-shirt
|-
|-
| αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• || albasan albasan || Sandals
| α‹‹αˆ΅α‰΅ || wast || vest
|}
|}


Now that you know the names of some of the most common clothing items in Tigrinya, let's look at how to use them in sentences.
Here's a dialogue:


== Sentences ==
* Person 1: α‰³α‹³αŒŠ α‰₯αŠ“α‹­ αˆ’αˆ³α‰₯ αŠ αˆα‰£ α‹­αˆ°α‹“αˆ­αˆ‹αˆ (tadagi b'nay hisab alba yise'aralal). (A T-shirt and pants are perfect for everyday wear.)
* Person 2: α‹‹αˆ΅α‰΅ αŠ₯αˆ΅α‰² αŠ£α‹­α‹°αˆ¨α‰΅αˆ α‹­αˆ˜αˆ΅αˆαŠ“ (wast esti aydertem yimesl'ena). (A vest is also fashionable.)


Here are some example sentences using the words from the table above.
== Conclusion ==


* αŠ₯α‹αˆ« αŠ α‹­αŠα‰΅ αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³ αŠ₯αŠ•α‹°αˆ†αŠ αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³ αŠ αˆˆα‹α’ (izra aynet albasa endaone albasan albasa alew) - He is wearing a shirt and jeans. Β 
Learning vocabulary related to clothes is very important, especially if you plan on traveling to Tigray. In addition to learning the words, it's also important to understand the cultural significance of different types of clothing. To improve your Tigrinya vocabulary, you can also use the [https://polyglotclub.com Polyglot Club] website. [https://polyglotclub.com/find-friends.php?search=send&d=0&f=36&offre1=130 Find native speakers] and ask them any [https://polyglotclub.com/language/tigrinya/question questions]! Also, don't forget to check out the Tigrinya [[:Category:Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary|Vocabulary]] page for more great terms to learn. Β 
* αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆˆα‹α’ (albasan albasan albasan alew) - She is wearing a skirt. Β 
* αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆˆα‹α’ (albasan albasan albasan alew) - He is wearing a coat.
* αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆˆα‹α’ (albasan albasan albasan alew) - She is wearing a sweater.
* αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆˆα‹α’ (albasan albasan albasan alew) - He is wearing a scarf. Β 
* αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆˆα‹α’ (albasan albasan albasan alew) - She is wearing a hat. Β 
* αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆˆα‹α’ (albasan albasan albasan alew) - He is wearing gloves. Β 
* αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆˆα‹α’ (albasan albasan albasan alew) - She is wearing boots. Β 
* αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆˆα‹α’ (albasan albasan albasan alew) - He is wearing shoes. Β 
* αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆα‰£αˆ³αŠ• αŠ αˆˆα‹α’ (albasan albasan albasan alew) - She is wearing sandals. Β 


Now that you know some of the most common clothing items in Tigrinya and how to use them in sentences, you can start using them in your conversations. To improve your [[Language/Tigrinya|Tigrinya]] [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary|Vocabulary]], you can also use the [https://polyglotclub.com Polyglot Club] website. [https://polyglotclub.com/find-friends.php?search=send&d=0&f=36&offre1=130 Find native speakers] and ask them any [https://polyglotclub.com/language/tigrinya/question questions]!
<hr>➑ If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments section below.<br>➑ Feel free to edit this wiki page if you think it can be improved. 😎


<hr>➑ If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments section below.<br>➑ Feel free to edit this wiki page if you think it can be improved. 😎


<span link>With this lesson finished, you may want to explore these additional pages: [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Days-of-the-Week|Days of the Week]], [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Fruits|Fruits]], [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Feelings|Feelings]] & [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Geography|Geography]].</span>
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==Other Lessons==
* [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Fruits|Fruits]]
* [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Months-of-the-year|Months of the year]]
* [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Express-Surprise|Express Surprise]]
* [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Feelings|Feelings]]
* [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Count-to-10|Count to 10]]
* [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Animals|Animals]]
* [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Feelings-and-Emotions|Feelings and Emotions]]
* [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/How-to-say-Good-Bye?|How to say Good Bye?]]
* [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/Days-of-the-Week|Days of the Week]]
* [[Language/Tigrinya/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Hello-and-Greetings|How to Say Hello and Greetings]]
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==Sources==
* [https://www.rcsdk12.org/cms/lib/NY01001156/Centricity/Domain/4194/tigrinya-english-PictureDictionary-v1-6-1-twosidedprinting-90p.pdf Tigrinya – English Picture Dictionary αŠ₯αŠ•αŒαˆŠα‹αŠ›α‘ ሡαŠ₯αˆ‹α‹Šα‘ αˆ˜α‹αŒˆ ...]
* [https://www.geezexperience.com/index.php?dr=0&searchkey=clothes Tigrinya Dictionary]


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Tigrinya Vocabulary - Clothes

Hi Tigrinya learners! 😊
In this lesson, we will learn some Tigrinya vocabulary related to clothes. We will also talk about some cultural aspects of clothing in Tigray.


Consider broadening your understanding by checking out these related lessons: How to greet someone in the Tigrinya language, Drinks, Feelings and Emotions & Health.

Traditional Clothing[edit | edit source]

Clothing in Tigray is still influenced by the traditional garb worn by the people for centuries. The shemma and the zuria are two types of traditional clothing worn by both men and women. The shemma is a type of wrap-around skirt that is worn by women, while the zuria is a long, loose garment that is worn over a dress or skirt. Men wear a similar garment called a jambiyya.

Shemma[edit | edit source]

The shemma is a brightly colored cloth that is woven from cotton. It is usually worn with a blouse or a tunic. Women also wear a netela, which is a thin scarf that is draped over the head and around the body. The shemma is an important symbol of Tigrayan culture, and it is often worn during festivals and special occasions.

Here are some Tigrinya vocabularies related to shemmas:

Tigrinya Pronunciation English
αˆΈαˆ›αŠ’ shemani shemma
αŠα‰°αˆ‹ netela scarf
αˆ˜αŠ•αŒ α‰₯ menteb textile
αŒΈαŒ‰αˆ­ tsiger weave

Here's a dialogue that can illustrate the use of these words:

  • Person 1: αˆ°αˆ‹αˆ α‹­αˆ‹αˆ΅αˆ°αŠ“αˆ (selam yelasenayl). (Hello, how are you?)
  • Person 2: α‹°αˆ΅ አለኝ (des aleng). (I'm fine.)
  • Person 1: αŠ£α‰¦ α‹­αˆ±αˆ΅ αˆΈαˆ›αŠ’ αŠα‰°αˆ‹ αŠ“α‰₯ αˆ΅αˆαˆ•αŠ“? (abo yisus shemani netela nab simhinna?) (What do you think of this shemma and scarf?)
  • Person 2: αŠ₯αŠ•α‰°αˆαŠ•α‘ αŠ£α‹­α’ αˆ˜αŠ•αŒ α‰₯ α‹˜α‹­α‰ αˆαŒ½α αŠ₯αŠ“α‰ α‹­αŠ“ (entemn ay, menteb zeybelts'ef enambeyna). (They're beautiful. The textile is woven perfectly.)

Zuria[edit | edit source]

The zuria is another traditional garment that is still worn by many Tigrayan women. It is usually made from cotton, and it is long-sleeved and ankle-length. The zuria is often worn over a dress or a skirt, and it is usually paired with a netela.

Here's a table to help you learn some Tigrinya vocabulary related to zurias:

Tigrinya Pronunciation English
α‹™αˆͺα‹« zuria zuria
αŠ αˆ½αŠ• ashn embroidery
α‰°αˆ¨αˆ΅α‰  tersbe sew

Here's a dialogue that uses these words in context:

  • Person 1: α‹°αˆ…αŠ“ ሸር α‹™αˆͺα‹« ኣሎፒ (dehina sher zuria allo). (I love wearing the zuria.)
  • Person 2: α‹¨αˆ›αŠ•αŠα‰΅ αŠ αˆ½αŠ• αŠα‹ (yemanent ashn new). (The embroidery is beautiful.)
  • Person 1: α‰ αˆ΅α‰°αŒ€αˆ­α‰£ α‹­α‰€αˆ­α‰£αˆ (be stijerba yik'irbal). (It was sewn perfectly.)

Modern Clothing[edit | edit source]

While traditional clothing is still quite popular in Tigray, many people also wear modern clothing. Jeans, t-shirts, and other western-style clothing can be found in many shops and markets. That being said, there is still a strong preference for traditional clothing, especially during holidays and festivals.

Here are some Tigrinya vocabulary related to modern clothing:

Tigrinya Pronunciation English
αˆ’αˆ³α‰₯ hisab pants
α‰³α‹³αŒŠ tadagi T-shirt
α‹‹αˆ΅α‰΅ wast vest

Here's a dialogue:

  • Person 1: α‰³α‹³αŒŠ α‰₯αŠ“α‹­ αˆ’αˆ³α‰₯ αŠ αˆα‰£ α‹­αˆ°α‹“αˆ­αˆ‹αˆ (tadagi b'nay hisab alba yise'aralal). (A T-shirt and pants are perfect for everyday wear.)
  • Person 2: α‹‹αˆ΅α‰΅ αŠ₯αˆ΅α‰² αŠ£α‹­α‹°αˆ¨α‰΅αˆ α‹­αˆ˜αˆ΅αˆαŠ“ (wast esti aydertem yimesl'ena). (A vest is also fashionable.)

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Learning vocabulary related to clothes is very important, especially if you plan on traveling to Tigray. In addition to learning the words, it's also important to understand the cultural significance of different types of clothing. To improve your Tigrinya vocabulary, you can also use the Polyglot Club website. Find native speakers and ask them any questions! Also, don't forget to check out the Tigrinya Vocabulary page for more great terms to learn.


➑ If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments section below.
➑ Feel free to edit this wiki page if you think it can be improved. 😎


With this lesson finished, you may want to explore these additional pages: Days of the Week, Fruits, Feelings & Geography.

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

Sources[edit | edit source]