Kaftan
[kaf-tan, -tuh n, kaf-tan] /ˈkæf tæn, -tən, kæfˈtæn/
noun
1.
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/ˈkæftæn; -ˌtɑːn/
noun
1.
a long coatlike garment, usually worn with a belt and made of rich fabric, worn in the East
2.
an imitation of this, worn, esp by women, in the West, consisting of a loose dress with long wide sleeves
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