Cebrella

Cebrella (Spanish diminutive of "cebra," meaning zebra) is a colloquial term used in some regions of Latin America to refer to a type of striped or patterned fabric or item. The specific application of the term varies depending on the local area and context. It generally implies a zebra-like pattern, often consisting of black and white stripes, but may also be used for other bold, contrasting stripe patterns. The term is most commonly encountered in informal settings, such as discussions about clothing, textiles, or decorative items. It's important to note that "cebrella" is not a universally recognized word in the Spanish language and its use is largely confined to specific geographical areas and social circles. The formality and standardization of the term are relatively low, leaning toward a descriptive or affectionate nickname.