Meaning & Definition of Turban in English
Turban
A headwear made by wrapping a piece of cloth around the head.
Pronunciation:
/ˈtɜːrbən/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
turbansDetailed Definitions
Definition: A headdress consisting of a long scarf wound around the head, traditionally worn by men in some cultures.
Example Sentence: He adjusted his turban before entering the temple.
Definition: A similar style of headwear that is worn by women in some regions.
Example Sentence: The woman wore a colorful turban that matched her dress.
Definition: A symbol of religious or cultural identity, particularly in Sikhism.
Example Sentence: The Sikh man proudly wore his turban as a sign of faith.
Etymology
Origin: From Persian 'dulband' used for a turban.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- turban knot: A specific way of tying a turban.
- turban style: Referring to the manner in which a turban is worn or decorated.
Translations
- Spanish: turbante
- French: turban
- German: Turban
- Russian: тюрбан
Related Words
- headgear: Any kind of hat, cap, or head covering.
- sari: A traditional garment worn by women in South Asia.
Slang Meanings of turban
Meaning: A turban that is extravagantly styled or decorated.
Example Sentence: Her turban was so flashy, it turned heads at the party.
Meaning: A metaphorical reference to someone who is authoritative or traditional.
Example Sentence: He's a real turban when it comes to cultural insights.