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cloth   
gongoro ~ the name of a kind of cloth introduced by the Arabs.
jiafotsy ~ cloth woven from raffia
kitamby ~ a piece of cloth worn wrapped around by women
sikina ~ a cloth worn around the waist

cloth (a)   
lamba ~ the usual outer garment worn by the people. It is generally a piece of calico, from 4 to 5 yards long cut in two, and sewn together along the length. Also cloth in general. [It is interesting to note that in Borneo, Lamba is a yellow-flowered broad-leaved weed, from the strong fibre of which a kind cloth is made: and that the Swahili Arabs trading on the west coast in jiafotsy lamba have adopted the word as ramba] ~ woven cloth; clothing

cloth (kind of coloured)   
anadonaka ~ [Provincial] [lonaka, a palace.] The name of a coloured cloth introduced by the Arabs

clothe (to)   
manafy ~ to clothe, to dress.

clothed   
voafono ~ covered, clothed, wrapped up, shrouded.

clothes (to change)   
miova fitafiana ~ to change clothes

clothes-brush   
borosin-akanjo ~ [akanjo, a garment] a clothes-brush

clothing   
fitafiana ~ clothing
akanjo ~ a coat, outer garment, dress. [Swa. ka'nza, or Fr. canezon.] ~ clothing; a dress; a shirt
tafy ~ clothing, the act of clothing. [Ar. ataf.] ~ clothing

clothing (a)   
lamba ~ the usual outer garment worn by the people. It is generally a piece of calico, from 4 to 5 yards long cut in two, and sewn together along the length. Also cloth in general. [It is interesting to note that in Borneo, Lamba is a yellow-flowered broad-leaved weed, from the strong fibre of which a kind cloth is made: and that the Swahili Arabs trading on the west coast in jiafotsy lamba have adopted the word as ramba] ~ woven cloth; clothing