Meanings of black turban in English

On her carefully parted hair she wore a neat little black turban.

Inside was a cleric with a black turban and a beard.

I adjusted my black turban and buttoned up my white jacket.

The Russian woman appeared before them in a black turban and a voluminous black cloak.

By his own admission, he wore an archetypal look: black turban, thick beard, Kalashnikov rifle.

Al-Zawahri, wearing a black turban and a white robe, looked older than in previous tapes.

It split the black turban and the skull beneath.

He wore a white robe, a black turban, and a diver's watch the size of a small bagel.

Mr Khatami is a cleric who wears a black turban signifying he is a descendent of the Muslim Prophet Mohammad.

He was a wizened elder with a fine white beard, clad in a soiled kaftan, black turban and big black-rimmed spectacles.

Gauher Khan, nephew of the Mingal Sardar, was a picturesque young man with heavily embroidered black coat and a black turban.

Then the leader of the band appears, the man in the black turban, masked with a scarf wrapped around his face.

Zawahri, wearing a black turban, spoke as he sat next to an assault rifle in front of shelves full of Islamic books.

But, during my time in Kashmir (the first four years) I had it long and used to tie a black turban.

Some also wear a sort of cloth cap, called bakin zakee, of a green colour, round which they bind the turkadee, or black turban.

He was wearing his usual height-of-the-Raj finery, all splendid silks and satins, topped with a jet- black turban boasting the biggest single diamond I'd ever seen.