"agbada" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "The Alake [...] tottered along with difficulty under a ponderous robe of scarlet velvet—in shape somewhat like the proctor's at Alma Mater—worn over an Ewu ágbadá or Guinea-fowl pattern of similar shape, but of less gorgeous hue.",
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          "text": "In Yoruba the dress of an ordinary male Mohammedan consists of trousers, vest (togo), gown (agbada), cap and turban; and takes from 45 to 50 yards per suit, of which he is said to have two or three each year.",
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          "text": "If African leaders of the 1940s and 1950s wore suits from Savile Row and Paris as they negotiated with representatives of the colonial powers, the next generation of African leaders wore agbadas and dashikis.",
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          "word": "agbada"
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          "word": "rī̀gā"
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          "text": "In Yoruba the dress of an ordinary male Mohammedan consists of trousers, vest (togo), gown (agbada), cap and turban; and takes from 45 to 50 yards per suit, of which he is said to have two or three each year.",
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      "code": "bba",
      "lang": "Baatonum",
      "sense": "long, flowing robe worn by men in West Africa",
      "word": "agbada"
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      "lang": "Hausa",
      "sense": "long, flowing robe worn by men in West Africa",
      "word": "rī̀gā"
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      "sense": "long, flowing robe worn by men in West Africa",
      "word": "agbada"
    },
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      "code": "nup",
      "lang": "Nupe",
      "sense": "long, flowing robe worn by men in West Africa",
      "word": "èwòkó"
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      "lang": "Portuguese",
      "sense": "long, flowing robe worn by men in West Africa",
      "tags": [
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      "code": "yo",
      "lang": "Yoruba",
      "sense": "long, flowing robe worn by men in West Africa",
      "word": "agbádá"
    }
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}

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