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ankara
This term refers specifically to the wax-print textiles central to West African fashion and cultural identity. While the fabric is globally recognized for its bold, geometric, and symbolic patterns, it is often used interchangeably with the term "African wax print" in international contexts.
In a grammatical sense, ankara functions as an uncountable noun when referring to the material itself (e.g., "the dress is made of ankara"). However, it can be used as a countable noun when referring to specific patterns or individual pieces of fabric.
Meanings
Examples
She wore a stunning dress made of vibrant ankara fabric to the wedding.
I want to buy some authentic ankara prints for my new collection.
The market in Lagos is the best place to find high quality ankara.
This ankara cloth is much heavier than I expected.
Look at the intricate patterns on that ankara headwrap.
I wonder if this ankara fabric will shrink after the first wash.
The designer blended traditional ankara with modern silhouettes.
The designer blended traditional ankara with modern silhouettes.
Her wardrobe is filled with colorful ankara skirts and tops.