What is another word for kaffiyeh?
Pronunciation: [kˈafɪjˌe͡ɪ] (IPA) 
Kaffiyeh is a traditional Arabic headdress and has several synonyms in different regions. In Palestine, it is called "Hattah" or "Kuffiyeh," in Jordan it's commonly referred to as "Shmagh" or "Smand," and in Iraq, it's known as "Keffiyah." The word "Ghutrah" is also used in the United Arab Emirates. The kaffiyeh is worn by men and women as a symbol of national identity and pride in the Middle East. It is made of cotton and typically comes in black and white or red and white patterns. The kaffiyeh has become a fashion statement worldwide and is worn by people of all cultures.
