Image:Bhai MohinderSingh? GNSSJ.jpg|thumb|right|A Sikh wearing a turban.
see|Turban
English
Etymology
From Middle French turbant, from It. turbante, from Turk. tülbent, from Pers. fa-Arab|د�ب�د dulbend, also the root of tulip.
Pronunciation
IPA|/�t��rb�n/
Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-��(r)b�n|-��(r)b�n
Noun
en-noun
- Man�s head-dress made by winding a length of cloth round the head.
- Woman�s close-fitting hat with little or no brim.
Translations
trans-top|man�s head-dress
Bosnian: turban#Bosnian|turban m, �alma f, saruk m
Czech: #Czech|turban m
German: Turban m
Gujarati: ફાળિય�� (ph�liyu.n) n
Hindi: प�ड़� (pagr.ī) f
Japanese ���� (t�ban)
trans-mid
Persian: fa-Arab|دستار (dast�r)
Serbian:
Turkish: türban, sarık
Urdu: ur-Arab|Ù¾Ú¯Ú�Û� (pagr.Ä«) f
trans-bottom
trans-top|woman�s hat
German: Turban m
trans-mid
Japanese ���� (t�ban)
trans-bottom
See also
puggry, puggree
Category:Headgear
Bosnian
Etymology
From Turk.|bs tülbent < Pers.|bs fa-Arab|د�ب�د dulbend.
Noun
turban m (p: turbani)
- turban
Synonyms
�alma#Bosnian|�alma
saruk#Bosnian|saruk
Category:Bosnian nouns
Category:bs:Headgear
Serbian
Etymology
From Turk.|sr tülbent < Pers.|sr fa-Arab|د�ب�د dulbend.
Noun
turban m (p: turbani)
- turban
Cyrillic spelling
���бан#Serbian|���бан
Synonyms
�alma#Serbian|�alma
saruk#Serbian|saruk
Category:Serbian nouns
Category:sr:Headgear
et:turban
fr:turban
io:turban
pl:turban
ru:turban
sl:turban
fi:turban
ta:turban
te:turban
vi:turban
vo:turban
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