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patka

/ˈpʌt.kə/

Traduction: Nom désignant un foulard ou un couvre-chef traditionnellement porté par les hommes sikhs dans le cadre de leur pratique religieuse.

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noun

/ˈpʌt.kə/formal
  • frNom désignant un foulard ou un couvre-chef traditionnellement porté par les hommes sikhs dans le cadre de leur pratique religieuse.

A noun referring to a scarf or head covering traditionally worn by Sikh men as part of their religious practice.

  1. Sikh head coveringB1formal

    A small, square cloth worn by Sikh men and boys to cover and protect their uncut hair, often worn under a turban or on its own.

    frPatka (coiffe sikh)

    • The young boy wore a patka to school every day.
    • He carefully tied his patka before leaving for the temple.
    • Many Sikh athletes wear a patka during sports competitions.
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  • patkas' possessive plural form
  • patka's possessive singular form