What is another word for Ghawazi?
Pronunciation: [ɡawˈɑːzi] (IPA) 
Ghawazi is an Arabic term that refers to a group of female performers, often described as dancers, who were popular in Egypt in the 19th and early 20th centuries. However, there are many other words that could be used to describe these performers, including Almeh, Awalim, and Banat. The Almeh were known for their singing as well as their dancing, while the Awalim were often more learned and refined. Banat, on the other hand, were typically young female performers who entertained at weddings and other gatherings. While each of these terms has slightly different connotations, they all refer to women who were highly skilled in the performing arts.
