turban in Latin
turban in Latin is mītra — turban means a headdress made by winding a long strip of cloth around the head.
turban in Latin
mītra
(headwear) A man's headdress made by winding a length of cloth round the head.
What does "turban" mean?
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noun A headdress made by winding a long strip of cloth around the head.
"He wore a bright blue turban to the wedding."
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noun A towel wrapped around wet hair in a turban-like style.
"She stepped out of the shower with her hair wrapped in a turban."
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turban in a sentence
- He wore a bright blue turban to the wedding.
- She stepped out of the shower with her hair wrapped in a turban.
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What is "turban" in Latin?
"turban" in Latin is mītra. turban means: A headdress made by winding a long strip of cloth around the head.
How do you use "turban" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore a bright blue turban to the wedding." In Latin, "turban" is mītra.
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