The word 'turban' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to a type of headwear that is commonly worn by people of South Asian or Middle Eastern descent. A turban is a long piece of cloth that is wrapped around the head in a specific way to create a distinctive style of head covering. Example: The man wore a beautifully embroidered turban over his head, showcasing his cultural identity and sense of style.
Instead, I shall plop a stylish turban upon my head – star and Saturn patterns are just so now – and carefully remove my crystal ball from my Mulberry Alexa bag – it's not an It bag; it's an heirloom – as I gaze into the future, looking at how certain stories that began in 2011 pan out in 2012.
A dapper, clean-shaven figure, Mr Uppal drew their attention to Canada, where a namesake, Tim Uppal, is a Conservative minister, resplendent in a bushy black beard and turban.
This week China's defence ministry demanded that America respect Chinese sovereignty by ceasing surveillance flights along its coast.The mayor of Kandahar was killed by a Taliban insurgent who concealed a bomb in his turban.
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He wore a flowing turban in the national colours and urged reconciliation, pledging that his government would seek to rule by "consensus", not by the weight of its massive mandate.
It was then that someone, maybe Taliban, maybe not, set off the explosives wound in his turban.
The film shows Reza, resplendent in gown and turban, flirting with a comely widow, picking the pocket of a Tehran swell and fluffing his lines after inadvertently becoming prayer leader of a small-town mosque.In this section Crime and punishment DeBaathify, then reBaathify?
Mr Mousavi-Khoeiniha, wearing the black turban of a descendant of the Prophet, told the court: "I say from the bottom of my heart and soul that our Islamic Republic can remain only if it guarantees the maximum of legitimate freedoms in the framework of the constitution".
Many women do this by wearing the headscarf, an act no more objectionable, you might think, than Sikhs wearing the turban or Jews the yarmulke, but one that is a constant reminder to those around them that they are not going to reject their background.Cem Özdemir, one of only three members of the Bundestag of Turkish origin, sees no problem with this.
"ON THE afternoon of 29 May 1453, the Sultan entered the long-desired city…he dismounted and bent to pick up a handful of earth, which he poured over his turban as an act of humility before God.
Ataollah Mohajerani, the culture minister and government spokesman, had his finger hurt; Vice-President Abdollah Nouri was kicked and had his turban knocked off.
