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toghu

UK/ˈtəʊɡ.hu/US/ˈtoʊɡ.hu/

toghu noun: a style of regalia originating with the Grasslands people of northwest Cameroon and made from black velvet or velvet-like cloth embroidered with symbols in bright colors.

Noun

toghu (uncountable)

  1. A style of regalia originating with the Grasslands people of northwest Cameroon and made from black velvet or velvet-like cloth embroidered with symbols in bright colors.
  2. The deep black cloth used in such regalia without regard to its state of embroidery.
  3. Toghu regalia; atoghu.

Questions about toghu

What does toghu mean?
Toghu means a style of regalia originating with the Grasslands people of northwest Cameroon and made from black velvet or velvet-like cloth embroidered with symbols in bright colors.
What part of speech is toghu?
Toghu is a noun.
How do you pronounce toghu?
Toghu is pronounced /ˈtəʊɡ.hu/ (UK).

Words near toghu in the dictionary

  1. toggled
  2. toggler
  3. togglers
  4. toggles
  5. toggling
  6. toghu
  7. Togian
  8. Togian boobook
  9. Togian boobooks
  10. Togian Islands
  11. Togians

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