Daghiri

Daghiri is a term that can refer to several things, primarily a surname and a type of traditional North African clothing.

As a surname, Daghiri is found predominantly in North Africa, particularly in Morocco and Algeria. It is believed to have origins rooted in Berber or Arabic language and culture. Like many surnames, its precise etymology can be varied and may relate to a place of origin, an ancestor's profession, or a personal characteristic. Individuals bearing the Daghiri surname are part of diverse communities across the globe.

In the context of clothing, daghiri refers to a type of hooded cape or cloak, often made of wool or other natural fibers. These garments are traditionally worn by men in certain rural or mountainous regions of North Africa, especially during colder months. The daghiri provides protection from the elements and is a practical piece of attire that reflects local craftsmanship and cultural heritage. Its design can vary slightly depending on the specific region or tribe. The use of the daghiri is a testament to the enduring traditions and resourcefulness of the communities that wear it.