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Pierre Abbat wrote:
>What do you call fabric made from hair? Or if lo kerfa is used to make fabric, 
>does it automatically become sunla?

"sunla" refers specifically to tight curly hair, as does "wool"
in English.  Cloth woven from hair, other than wool, I'd describe as
"bukpu be loi kerfa".  Can you give a real-world example of such a fabric?

-zefram