What is another word for sarape?
Pronunciation: [sˈaɹe͡ɪp] (IPA) 
Sarape is a traditional Mexican garment, which is commonly known as a shawl or a poncho. The word sarape is derived from the Nahuatl word "sálape," which means a square or rectangular woolen cloth. In different regions of Mexico, it has different synonyms such as jorongo, tilma, rebozo, poncho, colcha, and cobija. Jorongo and tilma are the synonyms used in central and southern Mexico to refer to a loose-fitting garment with a slit for the head. Rebozo and poncho are the terms used in northern regions of the country to describe a garment that covers the body entirely. Colcha and cobija are used for short and thick blankets that are worn over the shoulders.
