An antle is a type of dress or shirt, made primarily from raffia material, most commonly used for ceremonial events in African countries such as Tanzania, Malawi, as well as Zimbabwe. It is also known as a chitenge, iro, ndozi, nyanya, and chemise. The term 'antle' has its origins in an old Tsonga dialect and means cloth or wrap.

Typically, an antle consists of two parts, an upper section which covers the upper body and twisted fabric below which creates layers and hence provide more warmth than an ordinary shirt.

5 letters

• leant.

4 letters

• late,
• lent,
• etna,
• lena,
• elan,
• tela,
• neat,
• tale,
• ante,
• tael,
• teal,
• lean,
• lane.

3 letters

• ate,
• ale,
• net,
• ela,
• ten,
• eta,
• tan,
• lan,
• enl,
• lea,
• tea,
• alt,
• let,
• eat,
• eln,
• ane,
• tel,
• lat,
• ant,
• ent.